APA PsycNet
New findings suggest memory framing effects are more complex than previously thought and may not require emotional arousal:
psycnet.apa.org/doiLanding?d...
12.12.2025 23:04 β π 1 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0
Ece Yuksel presented her poster βAge differences in spatial navigation across real and virtual worlds: A mixed-methods approachβ at Psychonomic Society 2025, for which she was awarded the Graduate Travel Award. See all SCANN Lab Psychonomic posters here: scannlab.org/psynom-2025
04.12.2025 14:18 β π 1 π 2 π¬ 0 π 0
4 smiling people in a wintry icicle like landscape
We are now spread across three institutions, but the SCANN LAN is now reunited at @psychonomicsociety.bsky.social
@eceyuksel.bsky.social @adamjbarnas.com @chengsiy.bsky.social
21.11.2025 18:31 β π 5 π 2 π¬ 0 π 0
Representing the MemoLab at Psychonomics, Valentina Krenz will be presenting tomorrow, poster II-153, on the effects of retrieval practice on memory precision π
20.11.2025 23:32 β π 11 π 1 π¬ 1 π 0
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I will be presenting my latest endeavor on spatial navigation strategy optimization featuring RL modeling and a new DSP task!
And here's link to our fleet: scannlab.org/psynom-2025
See you around the Poster session I at I-069!
@scannlab.bsky.social
@psychonomicsociety.bsky.social
#psynom25
19.11.2025 16:27 β π 4 π 1 π¬ 0 π 1
Ashish Sahoo, Poster II-080 on Friday @ 12pm
Ashish presents a meta-analysis examining the correlation between hippocampal volume and navigation and memory performance. The work-in-progress shows a weak relation, but also publication bias
Ashish is also on the job market and looking for post-docs!
19.11.2025 15:16 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0
Ece Yuksel, Poster I-073 on Thursday @ 6pm
Ece presents her qualitative/quant study in which she asks younger and older adults about their actual navigation behavior (and combines this with their performance on Virtual Silcton.)
Ece is on the job market and looking for post-docs!
19.11.2025 15:16 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 1 π 0
Chengsi Yi, Poster I-069 on Thursday @ 6pm.
Chengsi presents ongoing work modeling a navigation task using Q-learning to determine how risk and cognition impact strategy choice. He also discusses an ongoing task based on the Dual Solution Paradigm, which gives navigators more range to explore.
19.11.2025 15:16 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 1 π 0
Postcard with information about three presenters from the SCANN Lab and information about their poster session. More information in the subsequent posts about each one.
The SCANN Lab will be at @psychonomicsociety.bsky.social this week (except for @stevenmweisberg.bsky.social - he's stuck in Texas.)
If you're there, connect with our awesome PhD students!
And if you're NOT there, you can still follow our work. www.scannlab.org/psynom-2025
19.11.2025 15:16 β π 1 π 2 π¬ 1 π 0
A Voyage Into the Art of Finding Oneβs Way at Sea
A huge thankyou to @alexaroblesgil.bsky.social for covering our research in the Marshall Islands for the @nytimes.com !
In the photo Ken Daniels (an expert indigenous sailor) is looking towards the horizon whilst wearing an fNIRS system.
Analysis underway!
www.nytimes.com/2025/11/18/s...
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Assistant Prof at Georgia Institute of Technology
https://www.tammytranlab.com/
Cognitive and developmental scientist at Temple University
Prof of Cognitive Neuroscience & Vice Dean at UCL, Fellow of the Royal Inst. of Navigation. I study how we remember, navigate & imagine space
Photo: Our upcoming field research in the Marshall Islands
https://spierslab.wixsite.com/wavesandwayfinding
Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience.
Co-director of York Neuroimaging Centre (YNiC).
Interested in memory, spatial navigation and brain imaging.
He/Him
http://www.aidanhorner.org/
Principal Researcher @ Microsoft Research.
AI, RL, cog neuro, philosophy.
www.momen-nejad.org
Neuroscientist and psychologist, ex-pat kiwi slowly reverting to my Scottish roots at UoG. Researching mental map formation in rats and humans. she/her
Asst Prof @ Ohio State. I study how we perceive and represent the (spatial) world. More here: spatialcognitionlab.org
Professor, Author of WHY WE REMEMBER out 2-20-24, Doubleday Books
Director, UC Davis Memory and Plasticity Program, Professor, Center for #Neuroscience & Dept. of #Psychology
#Memory #fMRI #EEG #Computational #Punk #indie #Music: http://ch-ra.bandcamp.com
Cognitive Neuroscientist | Assistant Prof at VU Amsterdam | Active vision, memory, imagery | Multi-task studies, fMRI, eye tracking | https://matthiasnau.com
associate professor, cognitive sciences, uc irvine
https://aaron.bornstein.org/
@aaronbornstein@neuromatch.social
Cognitive neuroscientist @ Boston College
www.thememolab.org
Proud dad, Professor of Computational Cognitive Neuroscience, author of The Decoding Toolbox, founder of http://things-initiative.org
our lab π https://hebartlab.com
I like to think about neural representations. Author: Making Space. Prof: Neuroscience, Duke University. Mom: chickens and humans. Banjo. Opinions my own.
Computational Cognitive Neuroscientist at CiNet & Osaka University. Category learning to concepts & everything between (semantic/episodic memory). Cognitive aging/damage in models & brains. To understand the brain & AI.
Assistant Professor at NYU Psychology π©βπ¬ π§ investigating the origins and development of abstract thought
Assistant Professor of Psychological & Brain Sciences at Washington University in St. Louis β’ memory, cognitive aging, & neuroimaging β’ pronounced like βrayβ β’ send doughnuts β’ he/him
Cognitive Neuroscientist; interested in understanding how memory changes as we age; I also love cats and running marathons
Senior Scientist, Rotman Research Institute
Associate Professor, Psychology, University of Toronto
https://www.olsenmemorylab.com/
Algorithms of the Mind. Cognitive Neuroscience Prof at Uni Hamburg.
http://schucklab.gitlab.io/
