Memory Lab | Toronto Metropolitan University
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OUR RESEARCH
​The Memory Lab uses behavioral and neuroimaging methods, in conjunction with studies of special populations, to develop a deeper understanding of the manner in which memory supports everyday cognitions, such as future thinking and learning in the classroom... [Read more]
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Now recruiting TMU undergrads for paid study sponsored by the National Science Foundation that aims to examine strategies for improving the quality of online learning.
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Recent news/updates:
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August 2024: Samantha Gauvreau successfully defends their MA thesis. Congratulations, Samantha!
July 2024: Samantha Gauvreau presents talk at 12th annual McMaster Conference on Education & Cognition.
June 2024: Samantha Gauvreau presents poster at 34th annual meeting of the Canadian Society for Brain, Behaviour, and Cognitive Science.
May 2024: Mila MacNeil (incoming thesis student) awarded NSERC Undergraduate Student Research Award. Congratulations, Mila!
May 2024: Katriel Read presents at the 8th annual Toronto Area Memory Group Conference.
May 2024: Samantha Gauvreau has poster accepted to be presented at upcoming CSBBCS meeting in Edmonton, AB.
April 2024: Kiana Greenly accepted to graduate program at Toronto Metropolitan University. Congratulations, Kiana!
April 2024: Kieryn Carlse accepted to graduate program at Brock University. Congratulations, Kieryn!
April 2024: Kiana Greenly successfully completes their undergraduate thesis. Congratulations, Kiana!
April 2024: Kieryn Carlse successfully completes their undergraduate thesis. Congratulations, Kieryn!
March 2024: Memory Lab (in collaboration with Dr. Addis) receives SSHRC Connection Grant.
January 2024: New paper on flashbulb memories featuring former UG thesis students Anne Cabildo and Alec Benavides is published.
December 2023: Memory Lab (in collaboration with Dr. Addis) receives funding from Psychonomic Society to develop Leading Edge Workshop.
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Our research is made possible by funding from the following sponsors:
