Daniel Schor
Senior UX researcher with a background in cognitive neuroscience. My work focuses on how attention, memory, and learning shape the way people interact with technology.
I completed my PhD in Cognitive Neuroscience at the University of Notre Dame, where I studied visual working memory and attention and developed experimental paradigms to understand how people encode and maintain information.
I later worked as a UX Researcher at Microsoft Mixed Reality, investigating perception, cognition, and usability in augmented reality systems to inform interface design and human performance in immersive environments.
Today I build and study learning technology at Laureata, applying behavioral science and experimental research to improve how students study and retain information.
My research philosophy is simple: the most impactful products emerge from a deep understanding of how people actually think, learn, and behave.
