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Michelle Greene

Barnard College

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Barnard College

Department of Neuroscience

Department of Political Science and Government

Department of Research and Experimental Psychology

Department Of Theatre

NoneMichelle Greene is currently serving as a Barnard College faculty at Barnard College.

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Barnard College

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cognitive science visual perception neuroscience computer vision visual science image representation visual system visual processing cognitive neuroscience vision research object categorization pattern recognition machine vision scene interpretation scene analysis machine learning scene understanding object recognition cognition psychology early vision scene categorization computer science animal cognition visual reasoning brain mapping applied cognitive psychology spatial cognition perception system human brain developmental cognitive neuroscience cognitive electrophysiology predictive coding visual search information visualization brain organization vision recognition neural science image classification neuroimaging modality scene modeling hierarchical classification neuroinformatics spatiotemporal dynamics basic level spatial scene memories semantic information scene categories scene processing machine learning research psychological science neurolinguistics informetrics information fusion reading research human-computer interaction bio-inspired computation behavioral research observer design brain science video interpretation brain imaging content distribution head-mounted display 3d computer vision 3d object recognition brain modeling image similarity nonselective pathways scene similarity striking dissociation deep neural network eye movement patterns visual scenes human categorization patterns prior experience

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The Limits of Learning From Pictures and Text: Vision-Language Models and Embodied Scene Understanding. arXiv (Cornell University) (2026)

image representationvisual sciencelanguage learningvisual groundinglanguage acquisitionmultimedia modelingvisual question answeringembodied scene understandingpsycholinguisticsvision-language modelsvisual perceptionscene interpretationvision language modelvisual reasoningmachine visioncognitive sciencelanguagecomputer vision

Brain-Guided Convolutional Neural Networks Reveal Task-Specific Representations in Scene Processing. Scientific Reports (2025)

visual systembrain mappingvisual processingimage representationscene processingvisual perceptionneuroscienceearly visioncomputational neurosciencemachine visioncognitive science

Digital Divides in Scene Recognition: Uncovering Socioeconomic Biases in Deep Learning Systems. Humanities and Social Sciences Communications (2025)

pattern recognitiondeep learning systemsimage representationscene analysisdigital dividesvision recognitionobject recognitionmachine learningsocial sciencesdata sciencecomputer visionscene recognitionmachine visiondisparitiesdeep learning

Divergent Roles of Visual Structure and Conceptual Meaning in Scene Detection and Categorization. Journal of Vision (2025)

pattern recognitionvisual systemobject categorizationimage representationvisual sciencescene analysisdivergent rolesobject recognitionvisual perceptionconceptual meaningvisual structurevisualizationmachine visioncognitive sciencefilmcomputer vision

Function Over Form: The Temporal Evolution of Affordance-Based Scene Categorization. Journal of Vision (2025)

visual systemobject categorizationvisual processingimage representationvisual scienceaffordance-based scene categorizationobject recognitionvisual perceptioncomputer visionperception systemmachine visionimage analysiscognitive sciencefilmcognitive neuroscience

Look to the Behavior—but First, Define It: Toward a Behavioral Taxonomy of Vision. Cognitive Neuroscience (2025)

cognitionvisual systembehavioral taxonomyhuman behaviorbehavioral researchvisual scienceapplied cognitive psychologyimage communicationattentionperception-action loopvision researchbehavioural processvisual perceptionvisual functionbehavioral scienceseye trackingperception systempsychology

The Brain Prioritizes the Basic Level of Object Category Abstraction. Scientific Reports (2025)

Michelle R. GreeneAlyssa Magill Rohan

cognitionbasic levelobject category abstractionneurosciencepsychologycognitive science

Visual and Semantic Scene Information: A Steady-State Visual Evoked Potentials Study. Journal of Vision (2025)

visual systemvisual processingsemantic scene informationimage representationvisual scienceapplied cognitive psychologymultisensory integrationcognitive electrophysiologyvisual perceptionneurosciencevisual functioncognitive sciencecognitive neuroscience

Beyond Words: Rapid Scene Detection is Facilitated by High Semantic Complexity. Journal of Vision (2024)

Emily LoKaiki ChiuQuinn O'ConnorMichelle R. Greene

vision researchvisual perceptionhigh semantic complexitycognitive sciencerapid scene detection

Face Detection Sensitivity Follows the Spatial Distribution of Experienced Face Locations. Journal of Vision (2024)

Michelle GreeneBenjamin BalasQuinn O'ConnorKaiki ChiuEmily Lo

experienced face locationsvision researchvisual perceptionface detection sensitivityspatial distributionpsychologyface detection

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Michelle Greene

Barnard College

Affiliations

Barnard College

Department of Neuroscience

Department of Political Science and Government

Department of Research and Experimental Psychology

Department Of Theatre

NoneMichelle Greene is currently serving as a Barnard College faculty at Barnard College.

Honors

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Barnard College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Limits of Learning From Pictures and Text: Vision-Language Models and Embodied Scene Understanding. arXiv (Cornell University) (2026)

Brain-Guided Convolutional Neural Networks Reveal Task-Specific Representations in Scene Processing. Scientific Reports (2025)

visual systembrain mappingvisual processingimage representationscene processingvisual perceptionneuroscienceearly visioncomputational neurosciencemachine visioncognitive science

Digital Divides in Scene Recognition: Uncovering Socioeconomic Biases in Deep Learning Systems. Humanities and Social Sciences Communications (2025)

Divergent Roles of Visual Structure and Conceptual Meaning in Scene Detection and Categorization. Journal of Vision (2025)

Function Over Form: The Temporal Evolution of Affordance-Based Scene Categorization. Journal of Vision (2025)

Look to the Behavior—but First, Define It: Toward a Behavioral Taxonomy of Vision. Cognitive Neuroscience (2025)

The Brain Prioritizes the Basic Level of Object Category Abstraction. Scientific Reports (2025)

Michelle R. GreeneAlyssa Magill Rohan

cognitionbasic levelobject category abstractionneurosciencepsychologycognitive science

Visual and Semantic Scene Information: A Steady-State Visual Evoked Potentials Study. Journal of Vision (2025)

Beyond Words: Rapid Scene Detection is Facilitated by High Semantic Complexity. Journal of Vision (2024)

Emily LoKaiki ChiuQuinn O'ConnorMichelle R. Greene

vision researchvisual perceptionhigh semantic complexitycognitive sciencerapid scene detection

Face Detection Sensitivity Follows the Spatial Distribution of Experienced Face Locations. Journal of Vision (2024)

Michelle GreeneBenjamin BalasQuinn O'ConnorKaiki ChiuEmily Lo

experienced face locationsvision researchvisual perceptionface detection sensitivityspatial distributionpsychologyface detection

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