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With the highest publication to floor space ratio in cognitive neuroscience, Charan Ranganath’s Dynamic Memory Lab has positioned itself a minimally safe distance from the cutting edge of human memory research. Employing every major research methodology but one (EEG, fMRI, eye-tracking, patient research, intracranial recording, tDCS, salivating dogs), we’re leveraging our youth to piece together the neural basis of what, where, and when.
The UC Davis Memory and Plasticity Program
UC Davis is among the world’s foremost universities in the study of learning, memory, and neural plasticity. The UC Davis Memory and Plasticity (MAP) program is central hub for learning and memory research and education at UC Davis, stimulating interactions that bridge the gap between cellular, systems, and cognitive neuroscience, cognitive and developmental psychology, and psychiatry and neurology.

NEWS AND EVENTS

The Secret World of Memory:
An Interview with Charan Ranganath
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Professor Charan Ranganath talks about the latest advances in understanding memory, in particular memory and the healthy aging brain, and PTSD. ​watch here.
BAMM 2019
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​We are looking forward to attending this year's Bay Area Memory Meeting being held at San Jose State University on Friday, August 16th. As with prior years, BAMM 2019 will included approximately 35 presentations from 15+ labs - all of which intend to provide engaging presentations covering studies relevant to the function and organization of learning, memory, and neural plasticity. For more information about BAMM 2019, click here.
Welcome to all our new DML Visitors and team members!
We are excited to welcome our visiting scholars Karina Maciejewska, Jaione Arnaez, and Alan Zheng; along with all our new team members: Anna Leshinskaya, Maya Geva-Sagiv, Ashley Williams, and Carlos Carrasco.
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