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Professor, Department of Psychology and Evelyn McKnight Brain Institute

I am currently a postdoc in the lab. My research aims to understand the cognitive mechanisms of spatial representations in humans.

I am a postdoc fellow in the lab and now I am interested in the temporal interval representation during human episodic memory and navigation using high-resolution fMRI.

The broad focus of my research is episodic memory, with a specific focus on how memory and related processes change with normal aging and neurological disorders. I use a combination of behavioral, neuroimaging, and neuromodulatory approaches to address these questions.

I am interested in the cognitive and neural bases of how spatial information can be learned and flexibly deployed during navigation in and/or spatial memory for large-scale environments.

I am a graduate student in the Psychology program at University of Arizona. My current research interests include neural oscillations, hippocampal function, and neural time series analysis.

I am a first-year graduate student. My research interests include understanding the cognitive processes involved in spatial navigation using EEG and virtual reality.

I am a PhD student who is interested in asymmetries between the perception of spatial and temporal dimensions, episodic memory and spatial navigation. My techniques include EEG, TMS, fMRI, and virtual reality.

I am currently a research specialist working for the lab at the University of Arizona. I am interested in path integration & cognitive mapping in virtual reality environments, and I currently utilize Unity & C# scripting to create those environments.

I am currently a research specialist working at the lab. I am interested in learning about the cognitive mechanisms of spatial representations in humans in virtual environments.

I am currently a research specialist working in this lab and the Human Memory Lab at the University of Arizona. I am broadly interested in consolidation theory and memory impairments, designing tasks that examine (re)consolidation differences in healthy adults and individuals with memory impairment.