Memory Lab | Toronto Metropolitan University
Memory
Tag line/quote.
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]
PARTICIPATE
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.
Click here for details.
Recent news/updates:
May 2022: Alec Benavides awarded William Glassman Prize in Psychology. Congratulations, Alec!
April 2022: Hymnjyot Gill awarded CGS-M SSHRC Scholarship. Congratulations, Hymnjyot!
April 2022: Samantha Gauvreau (incoming graduate student) awarded CGS-M NSERC Scholarship. Congratulations, Samantha!
April 2022: Marni Goldstein awarded Harry Rosen Research Grant to study interpolated testing and test anxiety. Congratulations, Marni!
April 2022: Anne Cabildo is accepted to graduate program at the University of Toronto. Congratulations, Anne!
April 2022: Avishag Frank is accepted to graduate program at Toronto Metropolitan University. Congratulations, Avishag!
April 2022: Ruthie Poizner is accepted to graduate program at Concordia University. Congratulations, Ruthie!
April 2022: Joey Vong awarded NSERC Undergraduate Student Research Award. Congratulations, Joey!
April 2022: Joey Vong successfully completed their undergraduate thesis!
March 2022: Ayleen Roderer (Aarhus University, Denmark) joins lab as a visiting graduate student. Welcome, Ayleen!
November 2021: The Memory Lab receives funding from the James S. McDonnell Foundation (USA) to study collective temporal thought
Recent coverage of our research by The Atlantic:
Our research is made possible by funding from the following sponsors:
