Description:***IMPORTANT NOTE:
Prior to your appointment, you will receive an e-mail with a pickup location at
the Downtown Columbus Hilton. Please expect to be picked up at least 15
minutes ahead of your appointment time, and transported to the OSU
campus.


The overarching goal of our lab is to develop a comprehensive theory of
memory formation and retrieval that links our rich cognitive behavior to its
underlying neural mechanisms.

Psychologists have studied many simple behavioral tasks, such as free
recall,
for over 100 years. These tasks reveal the complex dynamics of human
memory processes as we track what participants remember correctly and,
often
more interestingly, what they don’t. Our lab combines a number of
approaches
to uncover the neural correlates and develop computational models of these
processes:

* We collect and perform multivariate analysis of neural data, including fMRI
     and EEG.
* We run large-scale behavioral experiments.
* We develop computational models to link neural activity and behavior and
     to guide our experimental work.