Samuel S.-H. Wang

Samuel S.-H. Wang is a Professor of Neuroscience at Princeton University and director of the Princeton Gerrymandering Project (gerrymander.princeton.edu). His interdisciplinary research spans neuroscience and political science, with a focus on statistical analysis of elections and brain function in adulthood and development.

• Education: Not explicitly stated in the text

Research interests include:

• Statistical methods for election poll analysis
• Neuroscience of learning and experience-driven brain development
• Computational approaches to redistricting reform
• Public science communication through popular books

Labs: Leads the Princeton Gerrymandering Project and maintains a neuroscience research group (wanglab.scholar.princeton.edu).