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Memory & Attention Lab Speaker Series

Spring 2026

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Andrew Hollingworth, Ph.D.
University of Iowa
April 17, 2026

Neural Signatures of Familiarity and Decision in Visual Recognition Memory
Igor Utochkin, Ph.D.
University of Chicago
March 27, 2026


Impacts of Infrastructure-Assisted In-Vehicle Warning at Roundabouts - A Human Factors Perspective
Tianfang Han, Ph.D.
University of Idaho
February 06, 2026


Past Talks

Controlling Emotional Content in Working Memory
Caleb Jerinic-Brodeur, B.S.
University of Texas at Austin
November 18, 2025


Visual Working Memory Performance Improvements with Monetary Incentives and Goal-Setting
Olga Kozlova, H.B.Sc.
Rice University
October 28, 2025


Underlying Cognitive and Neural Components of Long-term Memory Impairment in Patients with Multiple Sclerosis
Mark Zuppichini, Ph.D.
Montclair State University
October 07, 2025


Working Memory Prioritization Produces Asymmetrical Interactions with Perception
Joey Saito, Ph.D.
University of California San Diego
September 09, 2025


​Coming to our Senses: Working Memory Across Modalities
Laura-Isabelle Klatt, Ph.D.

Leibniz Research Centre for Working Environment and Human Factors
April 16, 2025

The Brain Knows More is Stored in Visual Long-Term Memory than We Can Report
Geoffrey F. Woodman, Ph.D.
Vanderbilt University
March 26, 2025


Looking within the Fluctuation Mind: Individual Differences in Metacognitive Appraisal of VWM Performance
Keisuke Fukuda, Ph.D.
University of Toronto Mississauga

February 12, 2025
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Bird is the word: How expertise moderates binding in working memory
Vanessa Loaiza, Ph.D.
University of Sheffield
November 06, 2024

Understanding the Mechanisms of Memory-Driven Attentional Capture
Yaren Kaynar, B.S.
Sabancı University
October 23, 2024

Visual Working Memories are Abstractions of Percepts
Ziyi Duan, M.S.
New York University
October 09, 2024


When Working Memory (WM) Reactivates Long-Term Memories (LTMs)
Eren Günseli, Ph.D.
Sabancı University
September 25, 2024


Processing speed and multitasking performance in Counter-Strike players: a drift-diffusion model approach
Eleanor Hyde, MS
University of Sheffield
w/ Daniel Carroll, Robert Schmidt, & Claudia von Bastian
April 04, 2024

Can Individual Differences in the Three Embedded Components Explain the Working Memory – Fluid Intelligence Relationship?
W. Fred Garvey, MS
University of Sheffield
w/ Alicia Forsberg, PhD, & Claudia von Bastian, PhD
​March 21, 2024

Identification of Shared Resources for Visual Working Memory and Perception
Harun Yoruk, MA
University of Houston

February 08, 2024

​Selection and Prioritization in Working Memory: One Privileged State, Two Patterns, Three interpretations
Evie Vergauwe, PhD 
University of Geneva

w/ Caro Hautekiet, PhD
November 30, 2023


How do Episodic Long-Term Memory and Working Memory Collaborate?
Lea Bartsch, PhD
University of Zurich

October 26, 2023

A Consolidation Account of the Retro-Cue Effect
Luo Tianrui, M.Phil
Chinese University of Hong Kong

October 12, 2023
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​I Need to “See” It: The Role of Visual Imagery in Reading, Writing, Memory, and Attention
Katherine Moen, PhD
University of Nebraska - Kearney
​March 29, 2023

Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Models and Construct Validity
Brianna Byllesby, PhD​
University of South Dakota
February 15, 2023

Back-to-School: Important Considerations for Conducting School-Based Research
Ellen Knowles, B.S. & BreAnne Danzi, PhD
University of South Dakota
January 25, 2023

Theory of Mind in Dogs (Canis Familiaris): Using Success Rate with an Auditory Cue as a Predictor of Human's Success
Dana Ravid, M.A.
City University of New York
November 29, 2022

​Adaptive, Brain Computer Interfaces for Remote, Multimodal Inference
Sharath Koorathota, M.S.
Columbia University
October 18, 2022


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