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Julien Musolino<\/strong> is a Franco-American cognitive scientist, public speaker, and author who holds a dual appointment as a Full Professor<\/strong> in the Psychology Department and the Center for Cognitive Science at Rutgers University, New Brunswick<\/strong>. Julien has lived and studied in France, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and the United States. In the course of his career, he has held appointments in academic departments of Linguistics, Speech Language Pathology, Psychology, and Cognitive Science.<\/p>\n Julien’s research spans a broad range of topics in the sciences of the mind with the overarching goal of shedding light on what makes our intelligence distinctively human. Research topics include questions about language<\/strong>, intelligence<\/strong>, rationality<\/strong>, agency<\/strong>, the cognitive science of religion<\/strong>, the cognitive science of belief, <\/strong>and psychology and the law, <\/strong>among others. Julien\u2019s research has been published in leading international journals and has been funded by the NIH and the NSF. Julien\u2019s work also takes a public dimension<\/strong> and explores the implications of cognitive science for a range of issues of broader societal importance.<\/p>\n