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Associate Professor, Department of Psychology and Evelyn McKnight Brain Institute

I am a postdoc in the lab working at the University of California, Davis, and I am currently interested in using fMRI and electrocorticography to investigate the networks underlying human spatial memory.

I am a postdoctoral fellow working at UC, Davis. My research focuses on what neural correlates are recruited during successful navigation, and how this changes across the lifespan. Specifically, I use virtual environments to test how participants use geometric and featural cues in their environments to successfully navigate toward a goal.

Before joining the lab, I received my Ph.D. from the University of Alberta.

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'm currently a research specialist in the Ekstrom lab. I'm working on a path integration task using an omnidirectional treadmill and virtual reality. I'm interested in the neural basis or navigation and decision making.

I am currently a research specialist working at the University of Arizona. I joined the lab in 2018 after working as a research assistant with Dr. Joy Geng at Univeristy of California, Davis.