Honours Thesis and Undergraduate Researchers

Undergraduate Students

Honours Thesis Students:

Isaac Beech: Comparing methods of intentional reminiscing

Ciel Liu: Can watching videos help memory?

Directed Study and Co-op Students 2021:

Phil: Enhancing spatial navigation memory: designing virtual reality environments in Unity 

Saad: Benefit of drawing versus writing on memory for scenes

Batul: Memory for sports teams presented in logo versus verbal format

Lauren and Sara: Are emojis processed Visuo-spatially or Verbally? Evidence for dual codes

Fall 2020 Research Apprentice:

Sara Ahmed: Memory for emojis compared to words

NSERC undergrad research assistant award Spring 2020:

Lauren Homann: Memory for words with visual versus verbal distraction

Winter 2020 Research Assistants: Nicole Stuart, Meaghan, Lauren Homann

Projects: fMRI data analysis of memory for drawn versus written words, Role of context in aiding memory for faces, eye-tracking during encoding of faces and words

Fall 2019: Sihan, Jason

Projects: Memory for words when distracting by emojis, Context reinstatement benefits to memory

Winter 2019 Student: Thomas McVeigh

Project: Influence of reminiscing on autobiographical memory in younger and older adults

Fall 2018 Students:  Maja Ramljak, Carissa Ng, Fatima Meher

Projects: Memory for spatial routes in Virtual Reality, Emotional Memory under Divided Attention, Context Reinstatement effects on Memory for Faces