Our research focuses on understanding memory and how it is implemented in the human brain. Using a combination of behavioral and brain imaging techniques, our research explores how we form new memories, how we remember past experiences, and how our memory for the past can influence our present behavior.

The structures of the medial temporal lobe play a critical role in the formation, retention, and retrieval of memory. High-resolution functional neuroimaging techniques allow the exploration of how the structures within this region make unique contributions to memory processing and how these regions may interact with brain regions involved in perception, attention, emotion, and reward.

Want to get involved in our research?...The lab accepts graduate students through Psychology and the Institute for Neuroscience. We also have openings for research assistants and are currently recruiting participants for research studies.