Biography
The Buchsbaum laboratory studies how memories are stored, represented, and reactivated in the brain. We use functional neuroimaging, behavioural, and eye-tracking methods to investigate conscious memories. We are especially interested in how the quality and fidelity of complex memories–whether lagnuage-based, visual, or multimodal——can be captured, quantified, and modeled using data acquired from neuroimaging and eye-tracking measures.
Our lab is in the Rotman Research Institute, (https://www.baycrest.org/Baycrest/Research-Innovation/About-Us/Rotman-Research-Institute) which is located at Baycrest Hospital in Toronto, Canada.
Interests
- Human Memory and Language
- Working Memory, Episodic Memory
- Multivariate statistics, machine learning
Education
PhD in Cognitive Science, 2003
University of Califonria, Irvine
BSc in Bio-Psychology, 1997
University of Califonria, Santa Barbara
