Tylor J Harlow

Tylor J Harlow

I am a PhD student at the University of Connecitcut in Behavioral Neuroscience. My research focuses on signal processing of electrocorticographic and local field potentials, as well as meta-analytic syntheses of studies in this field.

Teaching

Sensory Neuroscience Lab

Undergraduate Course, University of Connecticut. Department of Psychological Sciences, 2023

This is a dual appointment course between the Department of Psychological Sciences and the Department of Biomedical Engineering at the University of Connecticut. This course provides and overview of auditory processing, as well as signal processing through in-house functions in MATLAB. I was a teaching assistant for this course in Spring of 2023, producing MATLAB exercises and aiding in instructional materials.

Psych 1100 Lab

Undergraduate Lab Course, University of Connecitcut, Department of Psychological Sciences, 2022

Psych 1100 is the first course in a sequence of general psychology courses offered by the University of Connecticut. The lab portion taught by graduate students is an adjacent course taken simultaneously. It focuses on research methods, science as an institution, and basic statistical concepts. Much of the lecture content, exams, and other course material are developed by graduate students. I taught multiple sessions of this course each semester from 2020 to 2022.