Benjamin Lang
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Benjamin Lang is a biologist with a background in biosciences, molecular biology, and infectious diseases, and an interest in social learning and animal behavior.
He joined SCIoI as a doctoral researcher in June 2020.
Benjamin obtained his B.Sc. in Biosciences and his M.Sc. in Molecular Biosciences from Heidelberg University, majoring in Infectious Diseases. Before joining SCIoI, he carried out his master’s thesis project at the MRC-Centre for Virus Research in Glasgow, where he investigated the host response to type III interferons at the single-cell level. While previously using mice as disease models, they now served as a model organism to study social learning in his doctoral project. The investigation of social learning strategies with respect to the impact of affective states and emotional signaling laid the basis for the synthetic modeling of social reinforcement learning.
At SCIoI, Benjamin was part of Project 25.
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