How are we able to remember objects?
Dave Mumby
- Professor
- Department of Psychology
- Fellow
- Science College
- learning and memory11
- neuroanatomy of memory systems4
- object recognition2
- object discrimination learning
- context memory2
- fear4
- spatial memory
- hippocampus2
- synaptic strength2
- cerebral ischemia
- memory impairment
- brain functions30
- circadian rhythms3
- neurobiology12
- cognitive neuropsychology13
- neuroanatomy6
- neuroscience40
- graduate school
- academic advising2
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Wayne Brake
endocrinology, brain functions, neural plasticity
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Nadia Chaudhri
neuroscience, addictive behaviors, learning and memory
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Andrew Chapman
memory formation, entorhinal cortex, hippocampus
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Mihaela Iordanova
learning and memory, neural basis of motivation/reward, fear
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Uri Shalev
drug abuse, addictive behaviors, eating disorders
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Shimon Amir
circadian rhythms, neurophysiology, synchrony
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Andreas Arvanitogiannis
neural basis of motivation/reward, dependence-inducing drugs, stimulant drugs
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Emily B. J. Coffey
human performance of complex skills, cognitive neuropsychology, neural effects of musical training
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Peter Shizgal
neuroeconomics, hedonic states, neural basis of motivation/reward
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Claudine Gauthier
cerebral metabolic imaging, cerebral vascular imaging, BOLD-contrast imaging
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Virginia Penhune
motor learning, motor skills, neural effects of musical training
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Roberto de Almeida
psycholinguistics, representation of concepts, cognitive architectures
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Thanh Dang-Vu
sleep, neurology, neuroimaging
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Louis Bherer
aging (ageing), cognitive decline, physical activity
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Barbara Woodside
maternal behavior, hormones, reproductive health
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Natalie Phillips
aging (ageing), cognitive neuropsychology, language development
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Ben Eppinger
lifespan developmental psychology, cognitive neuropsychology, neuroscience
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Christopher Steele
neural plasticity, brain connectional architecture, neuroimaging
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Karen Li
aging (ageing), attentional processes, mobility
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Carsten Wrosch
successful living, adjusting to challenges, lifespan developmental psychology
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Matthew Parrott
diet-cognition relationship, nutrition, dementia risk reduction
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Krista Byers-Heinlein
infant development, language acquisition, bilingualism/multilingualism
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Habib Benali
computational neuroscience, neuroimaging, brain functions
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Adam Radomsky
experimental psychopathology, fear, anxiety disorders
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Christophe Grova
neuroimaging, bioimaging, biomedical engineering
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Peter Darlington
immunology, immune function, T cell biology
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Vašek Chvátal
discrete mathematics, betweenness, brain functions
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Norman Segalowitz
second language acquisition, bilingualism/multilingualism, basic processes of learning
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Najmeh Khalili-Mahani
neuroscience, biomedical engineering, brain functions
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Linda Booij
serotonin, early brain development, epigenetics
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Walter Wittich
human vision, vision impairment, hearing impairment
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Richard Courtemanche
neurophysiology, cerebellar control of movement, synchrony
