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  • Remembering what we did

    Aug 27, 2026


  • When we mix things up up, we don’t always recombine them

    Jun 1, 2026


  • Pupils as a clue to Parkinson’s

    May 1, 2026


  • Explaining ourselves by confabulation

    Apr 25, 2025


  • Patterns of cognitive change to diagnose atypical Parkinson’s?

    Apr 25, 2025


  • Many mechanisms of apathy in Parkinson’s disease

    Apr 25, 2025


  • Difficulty planning after brain damage

    Feb 28, 2025


  • A neural network to time movements

    Jan 27, 2025


  • A drug to make you move faster

    Jun 14, 2024


  • A brain area that makes us want to help other people

    Jun 14, 2024

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Lab News

  • Frontal brain damage makes decisions less biased
    February 13, 2021

    Frontal brain damage makes decisions less biased

  • Drugs affect subtypes of Parkinson’s disease differently
    December 26, 2020

    Drugs affect subtypes of Parkinson’s disease differently

  • Parkinson’s medication  has opposite effects on two kinds of motivation
    November 29, 2020

    Parkinson’s medication has opposite effects on two kinds of motivation

  • Are working memory and visual search windows into the same neural process?
    October 1, 2020

    Are working memory and visual search windows into the same neural process?

  • Pupil size betrays contents of working memory
    October 25, 2019

    Pupil size betrays contents of working memory

  • Dopamine can make our working memory more or less flexible
    September 19, 2019

    Dopamine can make our working memory more or less flexible

  • Neural model of working memory
    July 29, 2019

    Neural model of working memory

  • Why does it feel effortful to be precise?
    April 2, 2019

    Why does it feel effortful to be precise?

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