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Memory
Research
on memory at the University of Arizona includes study of the genetic,
cellular and molecular bases of memory as well as analysis of systems-level
cognitive processes engaged in human memory. Animal models and human
memory are studied with respect to both development and aging, and
in normal and memory-impaired populations. Students participate
in research using electrophysiological, neuromaging, and a variety
of other experimental techniques. Cognitive Science faculty with
interests in memory include:
- Allen, John
(PhD Minnesota),
Professor, Psychology, clinical psychology, psychophysiology, neuropsychology
- Barnes, Carol A.
(PhD Carleton University),
Professor, Psychology, brain changes during the aging process, effects on information processing and memory in the elderly
- Beeson, Pelagie M.
(PhD University of Arizona),
Associate Professor, Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences, communication disorders in adults
- Dornhaus, Anna
(PhD University of Würzburg, Germany),
Assistant Professor, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, collective decision making in insects
- Fellous, Jean-Marc
(PhD University of Southern California),
Associate Professor, Psychology, computational neuroscience of motivated learning and memory, population coding
- Frank, Michael
(PhD Colorado Boulder),
Assistant Professor, Psychology, computational modeling, reinforcement learning, decision making, and working memory
- Glisky, Elizabeth
(PhD University of Toronto),
Professor, Psychology, neuropsychology, cognitive rehabilitation
- Holland, Audrey L.
(PhD University of Pittsburg),
Professor Emerita, Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences, aphasia
- Kaszniak, Alfred W.
(PhD University of Illinois),
Professor, Psychology, neuropsychology, memory and aging
- McNaughton, Bruce L.
(PhD Dalhousie University),
Professor, Psychology, neural modeling, spatial orientation and navigation
- Nadel, Lynn
(PhD McGill University),
Regents Professor, Psychology, behavioral neuroscience, memory systems
- Rapcsak, Steven Z.
(PhD MD - Medical School of Szeged, Hungary),
Associate Professor, Neurology, aphasia, visual agnosia
- Van Petten, Cyma K.
(PhD University of California San Diego),
Professor, Psychology, cognitive neuropsychology
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