Memory and Neuroimaging Laboratory
Department of Psychological Sciences | University of Missouri
Our lab studies the cognitive and brain underpinnings of episodic memory—a type of memory that allows people to encode and remember the events of their daily lives. We combine methods from experimental psychology with neuroimaging techniques such as functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) and electroencephalography (EEG). Our approach of investigating normal neurocognitive function in healthy young adults has the ultimate goal of understanding how memory is impaired by brain injury, developmental disorders, neurological disease, and natural aging.
If you’re interested in training in the lab, the Department of Psychological Sciences at the University of Missouri has a PhD program in Cognition and Neuroscience, and we also occasionally have opportunities for undergraduate research. Contact Jeff Johnson (jeffreyjohnson@missouri.edu) to discuss these opportunities.
We use the SONA System to recruit subjects for behavioral (computer-based), EEG, and fMRI studies. If you’re in the MU PSYCH 1000 subject pool and would like to sign up, click the button(s) below.
If you’re not in the MU PSYCH 1000 subject pool and would still like to participate, please email us at memoryneurolab@gmail.com to find out if you fit our inclusion criteria.
