Thomas Reardon is the VP of Research at Meta Reality Labs, leading the Neural Interfaces group. A computational neuroscientist with a PhD from Columbia University, he focuses on creating new paradigms for human-computer interaction. He was previously the CEO and co-founder of CTRL-labs, which Meta acquired.
At the age of 24, Thomas created and led the development of Microsofts Internet Explorer.
Thomas Reardon
Advisor at Q.ai
New York, New York, United States
Overview
Topics They Care About
Neural Interfaces
He leads Meta's neural interfaces group and founded CTRL-labs, which developed a wrist-based device to interpret neural signals for machine control.
Human-Computer Interaction
His career, from creating Internet Explorer to developing neural input technology, is dedicated to evolving how humans interact with computers.
Computational Neuroscience
His academic background and current work are deeply rooted in applying computational models to understand brain function for technological application.
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Work History
12-2024
Advisor at Q.ai
6-2024
Advisor at Fauna Robotics
1-2021
Advisor at Sania Therapeutics
1-2020
Board Member at Columbia's Mortimer B. Zuckerman Mind Brain and Behavior Institute
11-2019
Vice President at Meta
Education
2010 - 2016
PhD from Columbia University
2008 - 2010
MS from Duke University
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Location : New York, New York, United States
Job Level : Senior
Designation : Advisor at Q.ai
