Martin Wiener

Dr. Wiener is an Assistant Professor of Psychology at George Mason University and the STAR Lab's Principal Investigator. He received his PhD in Psychology from University of Pennsylvania, MS in Experimental/Theoretical Psychology from Villanova University, and BA in Psychology from Rutgers University. In the past, he has worked at George Mason University as an Office of Naval Research Award postdoctoral fellow, worked with the Center for Functional Neuroimaging at University of Pennsylvania through the NIH Training Program in Neuroscience Neuroimaging Postdoctoral Fellowship program, received the Benjamin Franklin Predoctoral Fellowship at University of Pennsylvania, and worked as an AAAS Science & Technology Policy Fellow specializing in Big Data & Analytics for the National Science Foundation.

Dr. Wiener's research interests are temporal perception and action, spatial navigation, magnitude processing, individual differences in cognition and decision making, and musical and rhythmic processing.

Degrees

• PhD, Psychology, University of Pennsylvania
• MS, Experimental/Theoretical Psychology, Villanova University
• BA, Psychology, Rutgers University