Miranda Chang
@_MirandaChang_
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Clinical neuropsychology PhD student @SFU | Program Manager @HippoCamera @UofT | memory, hippocampus, aging | NYC & Toronto 🌇
Burnaby, British Columbia
Joined February 2022
Excited to share that my first paper is now out in Memory, work with @morganbarense! So grateful to have had such a wonderful and fun undergrad thesis and paper writing experience, and for all the support that made this paper possible! 🗺️🖼️ https://t.co/Bt3hCWJW9u
tandfonline.com
Remembering life experiences involves recalling not only what occurred (episodic details), but also where an event took place (spatial context), both of which decline with age. Although spatial con...
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Doing one new thing a day can greatly improve mood, memory and well-being, #UofT researchers show in a new study — a finding that could be particularly beneficial for those at risk of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. Read more: https://t.co/4qW0DefiQv
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Engaging in one new experience daily can enhance #Memory and mood, potentially benefiting those at risk of #CognitiveDecline. Small changes, like altering a daily routine, can have significant impacts. @SciReports
https://t.co/ulhXC6zBtk
medicalxpress.com
Researchers at the University of Toronto have found that doing just one new thing each day can significantly improve mood, memory and overall well-being—a finding that could be particularly benefic...
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Excited to share that we have TWO new papers out in Human Brain Mapping today! 1️⃣ The Effect of Segmentation Method on Medial Temporal Lobe Subregion Volumes in Aging 2️⃣ A (Sub)field Guide to Quality Control in Hippocampal Subfield Segmentation on High-Resolution T2-Weighted MRI
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At #sfn2024 ? Come check out our posters! We're covering hippocampal timescales, memory malleability, sleep's effects on autobiographical memory, and medial temporal lobe volume and visual discrimination in MCI.
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Excited to share our latest work at SfN, where we use a novel fMRI measure to capture the dynamic nature of neural timescales in the hippocampus. Sneak peek (sans results 😉) below. Stop by at Board O35 in MCP Hall A on Saturday from 1–5 pm to learn more! #SfN24 @SfNtweets
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September is #WorldAlzMonth. Helping those with dementia, the Brain Resilience Study will centre on sleep, draw upon 15 years of BC Generations Project data, and access @thevirtualbrain and MRIs & MEGs at SFU ImageTech. @SFUneuro
https://t.co/8jpUFcv4Sf
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📢📢 Join us in welcoming Volume X of the KnowNeuropsychology Didactic Series!! 🧠 You don't want to miss out on these talks starting September 28th. 👀
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I'm excited to share a new review paper with @morganbarense on the role of sleep in autobiographical memory out now in Current Sleep Medicine Reports. (1/2) https://t.co/ODE5guyRmD
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Please cite all R resources in your papers. A lot of effort has been paid to develop them. This package make it easy to do so.
[PAQUETE 📦] - Citar es importante al momento de usar 📦 de otras/os autores. {grateful} hace muy fácil citar R y los 📦 de R utilizados en cualquier análisis, para que los autores reciban su merecido crédito. 🌐 https://t.co/0pNhahg07C ✍🏼 ☓: @frod_san | gh: /connorp #Rtips
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So much cool work to see at #CNS2024! Here are our lab projects and broader collaborations. Please come by to check them out, or send me a message if you'd like to hear more!
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And thank you to an awesome co-author team @bryan_hong_, Katarina Savel, Jialin Du, @melellen_m , Chris Martin! (7/7)
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Our findings suggest that a robust spatial scaffold can support vivid re-experiencing and retention of rich episodic details for weaker memories that need it the most! (6/7)
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We found improved recall of episodic detail after a delay for events that were initially recalled embedded in greater spatial context. Of note, in both age groups, this preservation was observed for memories initially recalled with low, but not high, episodic details (5/7)
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To assess spatial context provided during real-world memory recall, we developed a novel spatial contextual scoring protocol. To assess episodic richness, we scored event recall using a modified Autobiographical Interview scoring protocol (4/7)
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We used a narrative dataset from older and younger adults who collectively recalled 1079 personally-experienced events, from our previous @HippoCamera memory interventions. Event recall was tested at an initial testing session and then again, at a delayed testing session (3/7)
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Spatial context serves as a powerful cue for rich episodic recollection, but how does recalling an event's spatial context shape the subsequent long-term representation of the autobiographical episodic memory for that event? (2/7)
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🧠 Call for Abstracts: INS-SLC Mini-Webinar Series 2024! Open for INS In-Training Members worldwide to share their research & interests! Submit a 300-word abstract by May 1, 2024, 11:59 PM UTC. Details & submission: https://t.co/NDdxRTsoqq
#Neuropsychology #Research
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Presented our latest @HippoCamera findings in patients with transient epileptic amnesia at #INS2024inNYC!! Thanks to all who stopped by and special thanks to an amazing research team Katrina Thornber, @morganbarense, @chrisrbutler, @bryan_hong_, @ZemanLab, and Eliza McCann!
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Last year, we had the opportunity to work with CT, a kind, bright, and friendly young woman with a unique form of sleep-related amnesia. Our paper is now out in @JOCN_Journal. (1/5) @julietseng @NLadyka @rosanna_olsen Donald Mabbott @morganbarense
https://t.co/VqClVBqKQT
direct.mit.edu
Abstract. In March 2020, C.T., a kind, bright, and friendly young woman underwent surgery for a midline tumor involving her septum pellucidum and extending down into her fornices bilaterally....
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