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Profile of Michael N. Shadlen.

Jennifer Viegas• 2026• Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
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Neuroscientist and neurologist Michael N. Shadlen is a world leader in the neurobiology of decision-making, a field of study he helped establish. His research explores higher brain functions-memory retrieval, reasoning, and multitasking, among others-that he theorizes share underlying mechanisms. His work suggests that a holy grail of neuroscience-the "hard problem" of consciousness, or the mechanism(s) by which physical brain operations are translated into lived experiences-could be resolved. Shadlen's Inaugural Article explains what distinguishes conscious from nonconscious thought.

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