The Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory is a joint research venture between the University of
       Michigan's Department of Psychology and the University Medical Center. Our investigations
       focus on the functional neuroimaging of human memory via positron emission tomography
       (PET) and functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI). Current projects investigate the 
       nature of spatial and verbal working memory, as well as the effects of aging on these 
       processes.

       

     Current Studies       Graduate Programs       fMRI Lab      Human Brain     Neuroscience Links    

 
Faculty John Jonides, Ph.D., Edward E. Smith, Ph.D, Patricia Reuter-Lorenz, Ph.D., Robert A. Koeppe, Ph.D., Douglas C. Noll, Ph.D.

Graduate Students  Chuck Behensky, Anat Geva, Nathalie James, Christy Marshuetz, Tor Wager, Leon Gmeindl       

Research Assistants  David Badre, Ulrike Biangardi, Erica Brown, Rick Bryck, 

                                                                  Joe DeGutis, Roseanne Magat, Jillian O'Neill, Dawn Polen

Affiliates  Andrea Bozoki, M.D.,  Joe Mikels

Ph.D. Recipients  Edward Awh, Ph.D., Erik Lauber, Ph.D., Andrea Patalano, Ph.D., Eric Schumacher, Ph.D.