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Center for Vital Longevity Series Archive


SPRING 2012

Date

Speaker

Title

Jan 23

Dan Krawczyk, PhD

Understanding Perceptual Expertise in Chess: Evidence from Neuroscience and Behavior
Jan 30

Rick Addante, PhD

The Eelectrophysiology of Episodic Memory: From Pre-stimulus Theta Enhancements to Amnesia Deficits in Neuropsychological Patients

Feb 13

Bart Rypma, PhD

Taking the Measure of Age-related
Neurocognitive Change
Feb 20

Russ Poldrack, PhD

Using Cognitive Neuroinformatics to Map Mind and Brain

Feb 27

John Sweeney, PhD

Sensorimotor Alterations in Autism

Mar 5

Jinkyung Na, PhD

Culture, Age and Cognition

Mar 19

Craig Stark, PhD

Pattern Separation and the Aging Hippocampus

Mar 26

John Gabrieli, PhD

Using Neuroimaging to Predict Future Human Behavior
Apr 9

Harvey Levin, PhD

Neuroplasticity After Traumatic Brain Injury: A Brain Imaging Perspective
Apr 16

James Bartlett, PhD

True and False Recognition of Faces: Individual and Age-Related Effects
Apr 23

Elizabeth Kensinger, PhD

The Effects of Emotional Arousal and Valence on Episodic Memory

 

FALL 2011

Date

Speaker

Title

Sep 5

 

Holiday
Sep 12

Hanzhang Lu, PhD

 

Age-related Differences in Brain Vascular Function

Sep 19

Michael Devous, PhD

PET Imaging of Beta Amyloid in Dementia and Normal Aging
Oct 3

Chandramallika Basak, PhD

Focus Switching, (un)Predictabilty and Plasticity: A Proposal for a New Index and an Updated Hierarchical Model of Working Memory

Oct 10

C. Munro Cullum, PhD

Applied Neurocognitive Assessment Techniques

Oct 17

Gagan Wig, PhD

Cerebral Cartography: Combining Resting-state Functional Connectivity and Social Network Analysis to Parcellate the Brain into Areas Across the Adult Lifespan

Oct 24

Ian McDonough, PhD

Recollection-based Retrieval Monitoring in Younger and Older Adults
Oct 31

Carol Tamminga, MD

Learning and Memory Dysfunction in Schizophrenia
Nov 7

Patricia Reuter-Lorenz, PhD

False Working Memories, Semantic Interference and Neurocognitive Control
Nov 14   No Talk - SFN
Nov 21

Adam Brickman, PhD

Reconsidering the Role of White Matter Disease in Cognitive Aging and Dementia
Nov 28

Kristen Kennedy, PhD

Aging of Brain Structure: Cognitive Consequences and Functional Impact
Dec 5

John Jonides, PhD

Improving Intelligence
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