
Penn Memory Lab
@memorylab
Penn Psychology research lab studying human memory and its neural bases under P.I. Professor Michael Kahana.
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http://memory.psych.upenn.edu 30-08-2012 00:18:30
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If youāre interested in ripples, single units, replay, brain stim to improve memory, & āļø: ItzhakFried and I are recruiting a postdoc UCLA to work at the cutting edge of memory research. Please donāt hesitate to get in touchāeven if your past work is nonhuman! RTs appreciated!


Interested in single neuron replay in HUMANS during sleepā¦and leveraging the recordings to improve memory? ItzhakFried and I are recruiting postdocs to UCLA for state-of-the-art translational neuroscience. Please reach out to meet Society for Neuroscience (SfN) or set up a call. RTs appreciated!


šØNew PaperšØ Extremely excited that my first paper, "Hippocampal theta and episodic memory" was published today in SfN Journals #JNeurosci !!! Many thanks to Penn Memory Lab and my co-authors Nora Herweg Michael Kahana! TLDR: theta ~ recall Check it out: jneurosci.org/content/43/4/6⦠1/3

We are excited to release the PEERS dataset on OpenNeuro.org !!! We hope that the BIDS-standard format will make our data accessible to others 𤩠Michael Kahana Ada Aka Adam Broitman Brandon Katerman Nicole Miller Nicole Long Christoph T. Weidemann @jrudoler #OpenScience #memory #neurotwitter

New preprint with Penn Memory Lab! šš§ Leveraging EEG recordings and machine learning, we designed a system to guide learning in a memory task -- modifying stimulus timing to present items when they were predicted to "stick" in a person's memory doi.org/10.1101/2023.0⦠1/

Hello everyone! The Computational Memory Lab is recruiting subjects for an ongoing memory study! You will be compensated anywhere from $108 - $230. If you are interested follow this link redcap.link/CMLAPEMRecruit⦠or send an email to [email protected] to learn more. Thank you!



New paper withĀ Penn Memory Lab, David Halpern! Free-recall paradigms are commonly used to study memory in lab settings. How do the reliability and validity of these lab-based paradigms compare with traditional neuropsychological memory measures? Check here: psycnet.apa.org/record/2024-18ā¦

*VERY* excited to be featured in SfN Journals's "This Week in The Journal" for our new work: jneurosci.org/content/44/8/e⦠Will write a quick tweet thread below (with figures) to introduce what we (Michael Kahana, David Halpern, Daniel Schonhaut as part of the Penn Memory Lab) did! (1/5)


Interested in using intracranial recordings and stimulation in humans to study memory, and leveraging this knowledge to treat memory-related disorders like PTSD? I am recruiting a postdoc to our emerging interdisciplinary team at Thomas Jefferson University! RTs appreciated

Thomas Jefferson University For details: acrobat.adobe.com/link/track?uriā¦

Come join us in Philly! I am recruiting a research assistant to join our emerging team at Thomas Jefferson University. We use direct brain recording and stimulation in neurosurgical patients to study memory-related disorders. Please reach out! rb.gy/e0fkdx

New publication in eLife! doi.org/10.7554/eLife.⦠eLife - the journal Single neurons donāt just communicate with other nearby neurons ā they can synchronize with faraway activity too! In humans, the firing of neurons throughout the MTL, synchronizes to the hippocampal theta rhythm (1ā10 Hz).