Postdoctoral Associate, Department of Psychology
Jordan is a postdoctoral associate in the Psychology department and currently serves as the lab coordinator for the Center for Applied and Translational Sensory Sciences (CATSS). Jordan’s postdoctoral work is sponsored in part by Advanced Bionics, where he works to provide open-source software tools for an upcoming cochlear implant hackathon. Jordan is has a diverse set of research interests including characterizing auditory perception in cochlear implant users and developing tools to examine aspects of auditory physiology that may be diagnostically relevant in the detection of hidden hearing loss. Jordan received his PhD in Psychology from the University of Minnesota working with Dr. Andrew Oxenham and Dr. Magdalena Wojtczak. His thesis work focused on examining the effects of selective attention on cochlear processing.
