Happy indeed!! Congratulations Kirsten! This is wonderful news for Rice and for all of us in Texas. Best of luck with the move.

Incredibly grateful for this opportunity! Thank you Baycrest Temerty Medicine 🎉 I hope to honour the enduring legacy of Anne and Max Tanenbaum by supporting older adults through research on cognition and mental health.

ANNOUNCING: One year from today, the Mindfulness Mechanisms and Methods Meeting ("M4") will be held at @WUSTL. Approaching mindfulness research using advanced cognitive neuroscience tools and technology. Dates, details & travel award info here: mindfulnessmechanisms.org

PS is excited to announce the Call for Papers for M&C's newest Special Issue, "The Information Exchange Between Working Memory & Long-Term Memory." Papers are due April 30th. Details here: bit.ly/3ei8OBG. @vmloaiza1 @lea_bartsch Eda Mizrak @keisukefukuda4 #psynomMC

💡🌍🌟 We are delighted to share details of this term's Colloquium series - a selection of fascinating talks and discussions organised by Clare Hall Fellow Commoner, Professor Kevin Edwards: clarehall.cam.ac.uk/events/colloqu…

Proofs are in! Want to know how MVPA can improve our understand of threat learning in humans & clinical implications? Look no further: authors.elsevier.com/c/1fxZUY3M3aQDl Super grateful to my colleagues Sam Cooper @samcooper.bsky.social Jarrod Lewis-Peacock @JoeyDunsmoor, let's do it again sometime.

Very honoured to have Jarrod Lewis-Peacock (Jarrod Lewis-Peacock) visiting us this week! Great talk on protection of information in working memory and a lovely dinner with Working Memory, Cognition & Development Lab!

Interested in doing top notch neuroscience research in an intellectually stimulating and collaborative enviornment? Apply to the Neuroscience PhD program at UT Austin! Applications due on Dec. 1st.

It's that DAAMM! day! Today, our yearly Texas-memory meeting is being held at UT Austin, @JoeyDunsmoor is hosting! Also check out the great website that Jarrod Lewis-Peacock put together, includes past and present programs: sites.google.com/view/daamm/home Reach out if you'd like to get involved!

In our recent work #JEPGeneral, We ask whether prioritization protects working memories from sensory distractors. Jarrod Lewis-Peacock LewPeaLab psycnet.apa.org/record/2023-18…

Hi folks, I’m afraid it’s time for me to say goodbye. Not just leaving Twitter, but the whole show. I’ve been battling cancer last 2 years, but now only have a few days left now. Thank you wonderful people, I leave this crazy world with much love in my heart ❤️

Our article “Rumination burdens the updating of working memory” is out! This paper stems from a desire to better understand the impact of mental health conditions on cognition, and I’m really excited to share our findings: rdcu.be/c3JYh Allison Bruning Jarrod Lewis-Peacock

We hope you will come along to our next seminar given by Jarrod Lewis-Peacock Jarrod Lewis-Peacock on 30th January "Protection and Removal of Information in Working Memory"UCL Brain Sciences UCL Psych & Lang Sci Hosted by Sam Gilbert & Neil Burgess Details below👇🚨

Registration is open! Travel award applications due 4/15 Full lineup of speakers and topics at mindfulnessmechanisms.org

Travel Award Applications for the Mindfulness Mechanisms and Methods Meeting due this Saturday, April 15th! mindfulnessmechanisms.org/travel-awards

The time is now, the day is here! The Working Memory Symposium (#WMS2023) is now live! Join us on zoom + slack for lots of fun working memory talks.

Working Memory Symposium (WMS wmsymposium.org) was founded by the wise and nice Jarrod Lewis-Peacock and edward ester in 2020 to take advantage of the online platforms that got popular as a silver lining of the pandemic in order to connect WM researchers across the globe.

our recent work examined distraction protection in working memory and found👇

Very excited for our upcoming seminar series, especially the one featuring Jarrod Lewis-Peacock on #Memory 🙌 Psychology @ Strathclyde University

The Human and Machine Learning (HaML) Lab is recruiting a PhD student to start in Fall 2024. If you’re interested in human learning, machine learning, and neuroimaging, apply to work with me at UWM! See hamllab.org/positions.html for details about research and training in the lab.