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Past Projects

CMAC’s research and projects are always evolving as we move forward. These projects below tell you about some of our past research that has laid the foundation for the work we are pursuing today.

Healing Causation
Neuroscience and Cognition in Parkinson’s Disease
Quantifying Religious Experiences

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“…after two (intense) days with the people at CMAC, going through the process of translating my hypothesis about religion and empathy into the language of computer modeling, it all began to make sense … Because of this method, we will actually be able to bring some data into a debate that would otherwise remain largely in speculation … It forced me to formulate my ideas in such precise and concrete terms (so they could be coded for) that I came away with a better understanding of my own theory.”


John Teehan, Ph.D.
Hofstra University

"...each member of the team was capable of synthesizing that multi-disciplinary knowledge into a single response to a complex problem statement. The realization was humbling and reshaped my view of what interdisciplinary work can be and how I pursue it."


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Virginia Modeling, Analysis and Simulation Center
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