Lastly, come chat and network with @ll_richmond at the “Onigiri Lunch with the Experts” on Friday, August 11th at 12:20 PM! Hope to see you there!

Furthermore, @ll_richmond and @Lois_K_Burnett will be presenting their research on the benefits of cognitive offloading to older adult memory performance for both simple and complex information. This event will take place on Saturday, August 12th at 10:40 AM.

@ll_richmond will be leading a keynote presentation about the use of cognitive offloading in everyday memory and its gap in the literature on Thursday, August 10th at 5:20 PM.

The CAM Lab is excited to announce that we are headed to the Society for Applied Research in Memory and Cognition (SARMAC) 14th Annual Conference in Nagoya, Japan!

We are looking forward to seeing you (and your science) at the conference!

And @ryan_g_taylor (with @katie_arnold2) will be presenting poster #5067 titled “Curious about what you know? Curiosity and Prior Knowledge’s Effect on Learning” on Saturday 6:00-7:00 PM (Poster Session V).

Julia Kearley (with collaborators @ll_richmond, @shawnschwartz_, and @marybhargis) will be presenting poster #4087 titled “Take a Load Off: Examining Partial and Complete Cog¬nitive Offloading of Medication Information” on Saturday from 12:00-1:00 PM (Poster Session IV).

@Lois_K_Burnett (with @ll_richmond) will be presenting poster #2057 titled “Cognitive Offloading Benefits Performance and Reduces Interindividual Variability: A Meta-Analysis” on Friday 12:00-1:00 (Poster Session II).

@ll_richmond will be presenting a talk (with co-authors @ToriPea3, @Lois_K_Burnett, and @srajaram02) on Saturday at 10:00 AM in Symposium IV titled “Memories and Future Thinking Under COVID-19: Durability of Age-Related Patterns Up to 10-Year Future Projections”.

Come visit us at #psynom22 in Boston this week and see the work of our current and former lab members! Info below:

Thanks to members of the CAM Lab, SBAIN, and friends for participating in the Alzheimer's Association walk this morning! It was a great day and the rain held off until we finished the walk, even if the wind did sweep away a few of our flower petals.

This position will be split equally across the two labs to assist in studies examining how social connectedness, memory, and structural brain integrity in late life are related to one another, and research in human memory and cognition in general.

‼️ Job posting alert ‼️ The Cognitive Aging & Memory Lab and The Social Memory & Cognition Lab at Stony Brook University are accepting applications for a full-time research assistant position. Please spread the word/retweet!

CAM Lab PhD student, Katie Burnett, presented her work on cognitive offloading at the Healthy Aging Symposium, hosted by UCLA's Psychology in Action! @Lois_K_Burnett @psychinaction

We love SBU in the spring 😍

WiCS virtual coffee hour on issues faced by international ECR in, or looking for opportunities in, the US academic system. April 22 at 11 am EDT. Cultural adjustments, visa issues, funding and more. Register now to receive a link for the event. https://t.co/eqSFAtJZ5I

Attention SBU undergraduates looking to gain experience in cognitive aging research❗️❗️❗️ The CAM Lab has RA openings for 2022/23. If interested, please fill out our application: https://t.co/MRJA4Joawg. Any Q's? Email cogagingmemorylab@gmail.com

We're looking forward to connecting with everyone and seeing lots of new and exciting research!

Last but not least, check out Poster Session D (Sat. April 9th, 8am-10am) to find @Lois_K_Burnett (and @ll_richmond) presenting a project that uses real-world stimuli (health-related information) to test the effects of offloading on memory performance in young and older adults.

@smgarlitch of @UNCG_GradSchool (with collaborators @ll_richmond, @Ball_AMAlab, @CWahlheim) will be presenting research investigating age differences in context processing in a free recall task. Catch this poster during Poster Session D on Sat. April 9th from 8am-10am.