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Please RT! I am thrilled to announce that I am recruiting PhD students this application cycle to begin Sept. '22 at University of Toronto . Students interested in studying episodic memory, brain networks, and event cognition please consider applying! deadline Dec 1

Years ago a colleague told me about a resting-state dataset they had. He used AMPT (a drug) to deplete ~80% of dopamine 🤯 in participants and scanned them pre- and post- depletion. I got onboard and we found some incredible things... authors.elsevier.com/c/1eTkY,L21DtC…

Happy to share this paper where we review behavioural and neuroimaging evidence suggesting that older adults store too much information in their memories, relative to young adults. These memory representations can be viewed as "cluttered" or "enriched" depending on the context.

The 6th TAMeG conference – showcasing the best in GTA memory research – will take place IN PERSON on May 19, 2022. @NoraNewcombe, our keynote speaker, will be joined by other special guests for a a panel on science translation. Check TAMeG.ca for registration!

Are you at #CNS2022? Interested in memory & aging? If so, please come by my poster at D66 on Monday April 25 from 8-10 AM!! 🤓

Thrilled to share my latest paper, "Aging shifts the relative contributions of episodic and semantic memory to decision-making", out now in Psychology and Aging with co-first author Azara Lalla, Lynn Hasher, and Duncan Lab psycnet.apa.org/record/2022-87…

Save the date! #TAMeG2023

Our society's hyper-focus on productivity means that we generally consider losing focus a bad thing. In a new paper, we challenge this notion by asking whether losing focus can sometimes be good for learning, and where our mind goes when we lose it 🧵 rdcu.be/c1uHF

Can not paying #attention help you learn? Read more in a new post by Kelly Cotton on a #psynomPBR paper by @lexidecker3, Johnny Dubois, Duncan Lab, & Amy Finn featuredcontent.psychonomic.org/zone-out-to-ta…

Happy to announce that our (Duncan Lab & Keisuke Fukuda ) paper investigating the persistence of similarity-induced memory biases is out now at JEP: General! psycnet.apa.org/record/2023-57…

🎆 New paper 🎆 journals.sagepub.com/eprint/KBTKGPP… Why do children remember less than adults, when they can weirdly form complex, adult-like memories in many moments? In a new paper, we show this is because of the instability of their attention! We tracked attentional fluctuations...

The Toronto Neuroimaging Facility is recruiting a Lead MRI Technologist. Experienced Level 2 Operators are very encouraged to apply! jobs.utoronto.ca/job/Toronto-Le…

Excited to share our fascinating preprint showing how people's ability to form memories fluctuates at a theta rhythm! Congrats to lead author Thomas Biba and collaborators Dr. Valiante Alexandra (Lexi) Decker Björn Herrmann Keisuke Fukuda ChaimK osf.io/preprints/psya…

The Rotman Research Institute (RRI) in Toronto, Canada--a premier centre for the study of memory and cognition in aging--is hiring an Open Science Open Science Manager. A great academic-adjacent opportunity! bit.ly/3JmOjjf

Those going to CNS: Come see the all the projects and collaborations we have going on in Duncan Lab! #CNS2024

Thrilled to share our new preprint validating personalized fMRI state segmentation during event processing. Thanks to our amazing collaborators Amy Finn Huiqin Chen Erika Wharton-Shukster, intrepid project lead Robyn Wilford and Linda Geerligs for developing the GSBS algorithm.

For everyone at SfN: come and check out our recent work in the Duncan Lab!

Are you going to Psychonomic Society #psynom24 & interested in memory variability in aging? 🧠💭 come check out my poster - it’ll be the last one from my PhD work! Details: Friday November 22, 2024 Session Poster Session IV Session Time: 7:45 PM-9:15 PM

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