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Research Highlights
Repetition suppression and multi-voxel pattern similarity differentially track implicit/explicit visual memory.
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Research Highlights
Successful remembering elicits event-specific activity patterns in lateral parietal cortex.
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Research Highlights
Neural portraits of perception: Reconstructing face images from evoked brain activity.
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Research Highlights
Neural portraits of perception: Reconstructing face images from evoked brain activity.
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The cognitive neuroscience of how we remember and why we forget
In the Kuhl Lab at the University of Oregon, we study how the brain enables our ability to remember and the factors that underlie our tendency to forget. We use fMRI combined with powerful analysis methods that extract memories from the neural activity patterns they evoke.
About Our Lab
How do we bring past events back to mind? Why do some memories endure while others fade? Our research addresses the cognitive and neural mechanisms that guide and shape our memories. We are a lab in the Psychology Department at the University of Oregon. Learn more about the research, people, and opportunities within the lab.
Lab News
New Lab Manager
We welcome our new lab manager Alex Tremblay-McGaw and say goodbye to our old lab manager Sarah Sweigart as she leaves for grad school at UC Davis.
Post doc position available!
We are looking to hire two post docs. For more information click here