I’m very proud to share: A smartphone intervention that enhances real-world memory and promotes differentiation of hippocampal activity in older adults. Work led by @_chris__martin_, w/ @chrishoney @bryan_hong_ @rachelnewsome @melellen_m (1/6) https://t.co/AJ7jpHaSYf

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

“Like swimming underwater, 24-7.” That’s how Isaiah Grewal describes life with #autism. After finding a way to communicate at age 13, he’s helping #UofT neuroscientist Morgan Barense unlock the mysteries of his condition: https://t.co/bktc5tzDiv #neurodiversity #AutismResearch

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.

Come visit my poster on how sleep and dreaming impact autobiographical memory at SfN! I'll be presenting some new data on memory richness, emotion, decontextualization, and integration. Board V5 at 8 AM - 12 PM on Tuesday, October 8th at MCP Hall A. #SfN24 @SfNtweets

Come visit my poster on how memory age and strength impact reactivation-driven memory updating for complex episodic memories at #SfN24! Excited to share some new data on this project. Sunday 8am-Noon, Board N35 at MCP Hall A. @SfNtweets

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

JoCNForum is officially live. See inaugural editorial by @wmatchin and @postlelab on the JoCNForum website: https://t.co/EQzduJD5zA, where you can also submit your posts and responses. This has been a long labor of love; we hope it will be beneficial to the cog neuro community!

1/ Our new paper investigating whether drawing can benefit memory in CT, a young woman with a unique case of sleep-related amnesia, in now out in Memory & Cognition! @morganbarense @melellen_m @jordanstarenky https://t.co/Rofinw2f6u

1/n Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience Travel Fellowship to attend @CNSmtg 2025. Travel stipend of $3000, plus waived conference registration and waived poster submission fee, to one trainee from each of five regions that have been underrepresented at the CNS conference: ...

The anticipation is real. 🤩 Only TWO WEEKS until #CogSci2024 kicks off! Get ready for some amazing #keynotes, including “Dynamics Between Minds and the Environment" by our brilliant invited speaker, Morgan Barense @morganbarense.

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

Southern Ontario memory researchers: if you are interested in participating in the annual Toronto Area Memory Group (TAMeG) meeting and you are not already on our email list, use the form on this page: https://t.co/v3FZU6coF6

At ATS Labs we work hard to not duplicate other #startup accelerators in Canada - that’s why our unique programming, support, and resources are specifically designed to help scale accessibility tech for people with disabilities. Apply today. #AccessibilityTech #DisabilityTech

Continuing our #NAAW 2024 spotlights, meet @HippoCamera (Dynamic Memory Solutions), another ATS Labs alumni! Since graduating from ATS Labs in 2022, they have been making great strides toward accessibility and disability inclusion through assistive technology and innovation.

Seeking a Postdoc to help lead a study aimed at building tech that will allow for the capture of truly autobio memories as they are made in the real-world and synchronize these captured experiences with direct iEEG brain recordings. Application info here: https://t.co/Vb70a5H4VP

Finally, on Mon., 05/20 at 8:30AM in Banyan, I will discuss how a single comparison between memory and perception is both *necessary + sufficient* to produce persistent biases in observers' memory reports. CC: @morganbarense

Grateful to be able to share my story on @CBSMornings about how accessible technology such as iPad, continues to enable opportunities. It is my hope that by sharing my own journey, more people are able to gain access to the communication tools they need.

#TAMeG2024 is a wrap! Congrats to all on the program and awardees Casey Aurin, Josh Koh, and @NMatorina! Thanks to keynote @tyrell_turing & @aronowitzzz @WilCunningham for a panel disc on memory & AI chaired by @morganbarense. And thanks to org committee esp @emilyydaavis!

#TAMeG2024 is coming! May 7 2024 @YorkUniversity 🎯27 talks 🎯@tyrell_turing keynote 🎯panel on epi mem and AI @aronowitzzz @WilCunningham, @tyrell_turing, & @morganbarense 🍻reception (cash bar!), awards, powerpoint karaoke! https://t.co/reYQCuUcTR

Meet the highly anticipated plenary speakers of #CogSci2024 🤩 Morgan Barense @morganbarense, a Full Professor and Canada Research Chair at @UofT, is also Director of the Toronto Neuroimaging Facility, and PI of the Memory and Perception Lab at the University of Toronto. 🧵👇