Yong Min Choi (최용민)
Ph.D. in Psychology & Cognitive Neuroscience
Ph.D. in Psychology & Cognitive Neuroscience
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I'm a postdoctoral researcher in Dr. Viola Störmer's lab at Dartmouth College.
Broadly, I am interested in how the sensory system forms a rich, coherent perception of the world.
Background
I earned my BA and MA in Psychology at Yonsei University, working in the Vision, Cognition and Consciousness Lab under Dr. Sang Chul Chong (2016-2020). I then completed my PhD in Cognitive Neuroscience at The Ohio State University, in the Vision & Cognitive Neuroscience Lab under Dr. Julie D. Golomb (2020-2025). Since 2025, I've been a postdoc in the Störmer Lab at Dartmouth College.
Research Summary
My research broadly focuses on how the sensory system forms a rich, coherent perception of the world, with particular interest in visual perception, eye movements, attention, and ensemble perception. As a postdoc, I've expanded this work to explore how spatial attention operates in multisensory contexts. I investigate these questions using a range of methods, including psychophysics, eye-tracking, computational modeling, and neuroimaging (EEG and fMRI).
Outside the Lab
When I'm not in the lab, you'll usually find me on a tennis court, or outdoors camping and enjoying nature.