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Penn’s hub for the integrative study of the mind, connecting researchers across our campus and with our community.

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MindCORE increases the broader societal impact of new knowledge about human behavior and decision making gained from current research, and influences public policy and education through coordinated outreach programs
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MindCORE bring together faculty with diverse approaches to the study of the mind, from disciplines in the Arts & Sciences to centers and departments in Business, Engineering, Medicine, and other schools.
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MindCORE is the home of several undergraduate and graduate programs that are educating the next generation of students of the mind.
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Integrated Language Sciences & Technology

Bringing together language science and technology at Penn

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Social & Cultural Evolution Working Group

Uniting evolutionary and social sciences at Penn

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Andy Tan, PhD

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