I study how we think about ourselves & others.
Joined March 2011
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18 Jun 2025
Excited to start a postdoc with @CherylWakslak at USC Marshall School of Business, where I’ll be studying how AI is reshaping the way we think about ourselves and others.
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Maryam Bin Meshar | مريم بن مسحار retweeted
21 Apr 2025
Job alert 🚨
We’re hiring a full-time RA at Columbia starting Fall 2025! The RA will focus on several topics in the lab, including the cognitive and neural mechanisms underlying dynamic social perception using fMRI and natural language processing.
Link: freemanlab.org/ra2025
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Maryam Bin Meshar | مريم بن مسحار retweeted
19 Feb 2025
Check out @freemanlab presentations at #spsp2025!
cc @gjfajardo5, @MBMeshar, @jahchwe, @SamAWKlein, Basti Weitz, Youngki Hong
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Maryam Bin Meshar | مريم بن مسحار retweeted
15 Aug 2023
Planning to apply to PhD programs this fall? I'm looking to recruit a new student to @SCRAP_Lab! If you're interested, please check out the @DartmouthPBS departmental FAQ here: pbs.dartmouth.edu/menufeatur… & my lab policy doc, which you can find on this page: scraplab.org/people/
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19 Jun 2023
New paper from @LinChujun & me! "Evidence for bidirectional causation between trait and mental state inferences" now out at JESP! Paper: authors.elsevier.com/a/1hGaT…, preprint: psyarxiv.com/ysn3w/, explainer thread: x.com/SCRAP_Lab/status/14070…, & OSF repo: osf.io/swje9/.
21 Jun 2021
New preprint @PsyArXiv from @LinChujun & @Mark_A_Thornton! "Linking attributions of mental states and traits: evidence for bidirectional causation" This is the first research project to go from start to finish within @SCRAP_Lab! Link: psyarxiv.com/ysn3w/
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Maryam Bin Meshar | مريم بن مسحار retweeted
14 Apr 2023
Excited to present my first lead-author paper with @freemanjb, published in SPPS! We find that people perceive trustworthiness from groups of faces in a half second.
Link: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
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The trustworthiness of crowds is gleaned in half a second, according to new research by @jahchwe and @freemanjb.
Read more in Social Psychological and Personality Science: ow.ly/Yvtu50NIpi7
ALT A wide shot photo of a very large crowd.
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Maryam Bin Meshar | مريم بن مسحار retweeted
14 Feb 2023
If you're going to #SPSP2023, check out presentations by @freemanlab folks, including @youngkidhong, @jahchwe, @MBMeshar, and @dongwon_oh! Details below. @SPSPnews
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Maryam Bin Meshar | مريم بن مسحار retweeted
13 Jan 2023
ترقبوا محاضرة مجلس محمد بن زايد الأحد المقبل 15 يناير الجاري، الساعة 6:15 مساءً، على قناة "الإمارات"، وقناة "مجلس محمد بن زايد" على "يوتيوب".
#برق_الإمارات
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Maryam Bin Meshar | مريم بن مسحار retweeted
22 Dec 2022
Mark your calendars for this Jan 10: @NYUADInstitute is hosting a theoretical physics public event with talks by @CumrunV from @Harvard and Juan Maldacena & Nima Arkani-Hamed from @the_IAS discussion moderated by ME! This is an unmissable event, register!nyuadi.secure.force.com/Even…
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Maryam Bin Meshar | مريم بن مسحار retweeted
4 Oct 2022
A project I worked on for a summer at UCLA as an undergrad, was great working with @ryanhhyon and @parkinsoncm!
4 Oct 2022
Diffusion magnetic resonance imaging reveals that students’ standing in their real-world social networks is reflected in patterns of brain network connectivity
Authors: @ryanhhyon @parkinsoncm @akleinb @robchavez @jahchwe @ThaliaWheatley
nature.com/articles/s42003-0…
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Maryam Bin Meshar | مريم بن مسحار retweeted
16 Aug 2022
I wrote a piece on how information inside of black holes is saved by a surprising rewiring of spacetime:
scientificamerican.com/artic…
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Maryam Bin Meshar | مريم بن مسحار retweeted
13 Jul 2022
New in @PsychScience led by @dongwon_oh:
Across 42 countries, we show that how people form impressions of faces is not universal but varies across culture. This seems to arise due to cultural differences in actual personality, which people pick up on.
journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
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Maryam Bin Meshar | مريم بن مسحار retweeted
13 Jul 2022
Humbled to receive this award from @IUPAP_physics. Thanks @FlorCanelli and thanks for the opportunity to present at @ichep2022!!
13 Jul 2022
[1/2] A series of awards were presented in the first part of the afternoon session!
After a small summary of @IUPAP_physics C11 panel, early career prize recipients presented their work and received their awards from the IUPAP representative.
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Maryam Bin Meshar | مريم بن مسحار retweeted
7 Jun 2022
#رئيس_الدولة يستقبل عالم الفيزياء الإماراتي #أحمد_المهيري و الطالب #خميس_الجنيبي الفائز بـ #أولمبياد_الرياضيات العالمية في #شرم_الشيخ
albayan.ae/uae/news/2022-06-…
#البيان_القارئ_دائما
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Maryam Bin Meshar | مريم بن مسحار retweeted
26 May 2022
My late advisor, Joseph Polchinski, leaves us his memories of being a husband, father, and a grandmaster of a theoretical physicist. A gift for those curious about the life of a successful scientist. Wisdom-dense for the novice (or veteran) physicists. It was a joy to edit.
24 May 2022
In Memories of a Theoretical Physicist, edited by @AlmheiriAE, groundbreaking theoretical physicist #JosephPolchinski traces his career, reflecting on the successes and failures, triumphs and insecurities of a life cut short by cancer.
mitpress.mit.edu/books/memor…
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Maryam Bin Meshar | مريم بن مسحار retweeted
22 Apr 2022
Congratulations to @freemanjb, our 2022 @SANS_news Early Career Award Winner and @EACrone, our 2022 @SANS_news Distinguished Scholar Award Winner!
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Maryam Bin Meshar | مريم بن مسحار retweeted
6 Jan 2022
Our new PSPB paper shows that offenders expect forgiveness when apologising and feel a little victimized when they are not forgiven. journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs…
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4 Jan 2022
New paper at SPPS “Facial Stereotyping Drives Judgments of Perceptually Ambiguous Social Groups” with @rystoli & @freemanjb
Link:
doi.org/10.1177/194855062110…
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4 Jan 2022
Across 3 studies, we show that perceivers associate facial features with traits (e.g., extroverted) and then form judgments of perceptually ambiguous social categories (e.g., alcoholics) via learned stereotype associations with those traits (e.g., alcoholics = extroverted).
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