Welcome to the Language and Memory Aging (LaMA) Laboratory at the University of Utah.
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About UsThe Language and Memory Aging (LaMA) lab is housed in the Department of Psychology at the University of Utah. Our research is focused on understanding the cognitive and neural mechanisms underlying human language and memory systems across the adult lifespan.
We adopt an interdisciplinary and multi-method approach to this work. We draw on theories and methods in cognitive science, gerontology, neuroscience, linguistics, and quantitative and experimental psychology. We use a combination of techniques, including the study of human brain functioning (e.g., event-related brain potentials, transcranial magnetic stimulation), eye tracking, human performance, and peripheral physiology (e.g., pupillometry, heart-rate variability). |
LocationOur lab is located on the 10th floor of the Behavioral Sciences (Beh S) building at the University of Utah.
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Hello everyone! A brief bio: we are a cognitive neuroscience research lab in the Psychology department at University of Utah. We research the cognitive and neural bases of language comprehension across the adult lifespan using tools like EEG, eye tracking, and TMS. Account run by Brennan Payne.
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