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<h2><a href="https://www.psych.utoronto.ca/events?sort_by=events_uoft_date_value_1&am...">Upcoming Ebbinghaus Empire Events</a></h2>

<h2>Past Ebbinghaus Empire Events</h2>

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<h4>SPRING 2018</h4>
January 10 BLAIR ARMSTRONG, University of Toronto 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Jan10_18.htm" title="The Temporal Dynamics of Ambiguous Word Comprehension">The Temporal Dynamics of Ambiguous Word Comprehension</a> 
Watch video recording of Blair Armstrong talk at <a href="https://play.library.utoronto.ca/hd4Y7YJU1s23" target="_blank" title="Video recording of B Armstrong talk">https://play.library.utoronto.ca/hd4Y7YJU1s23</a>

January 17 
MATT FEINBERG, Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto  
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Jan17_18.htm" title="The Activist's Dilemma: The Trade-off between Raising Awareness and Recruiting Support">The Activist's Dilemma: The Trade-off between Raising Awareness and Recruiting Support</a> 
Watch video recording of Matt Feinberg talk at <a href="https://play.library.utoronto.ca/Xl2S_VIJv4D9" target="_blank" title="Video recording of M Feinberg talk">https://play.library.utoronto.ca/Xl2S_VIJv4D9</a>

January 24 No meeting this week: COLLOQUIUM LECTURE

January 31 MONICA CASTELHANO, Queen's University 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Jan_31_18.htm" title="The Scene-Object Link: Investigating how scene context does and does not influence processing">The Scene-Object Link: Investigating how scene context does and does not influence processing</a> 
Watch video recording of Monica Castelhano talk at <a href="https://play.library.utoronto.ca/download/LXj_CF7CGsR6" target="_blank" title="Video recording of M Castelhano talk">https://play.library.utoronto.ca/download/LXj_CF7CGsR6</a>

February 7 GEOFF WOODMAN, Vanderbilt University 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Feb_7_18.htm" title="Geoff Woodman, Vanderbilt University">Using electrophysiology to measure long-term memory and working memory as they control attention trial by trial</a> 
Watch video recording of Geoff Woodman talk at <a href="https://play.library.utoronto.ca/Rjn56KayO5ST" target="_blank" title="Video recording of G Woodman talk">https://play.library.utoronto.ca/Rjn56KayO5ST</a>

February 14 BLAKE RICHARDS, University of Toronto 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Feb14_18.htm" title="Systems consolidation and forgetting - the benefits of easily forgotten memories">Systems consolidation and forgetting - the benefits of easily forgotten memories</a> 
Watch video recording of Blake Richards talk at <a href="https://play.library.utoronto.ca/PJJjYkGfiiVa" target="_blank" title="Video recording of B Richards talk">https://play.library.utoronto.ca/PJJjYkGfiiVa</a>

February 21 No meeting this week: READING WEEK

February 28 ADRIAN NESTOR, University of Toronto 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Feb28_18.htm" title="Elucidating the pictorial content of visual experience: Insights from image reconstruction">Elucidating the pictorial content of visual experience: Insights from image reconstruction</a>

March 7 COLLOQUIUM LECTURE rescheduled to April 4

March 14 MEG SCHLICHTING, University of Toronto 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Mar14_18.htm" title="Meg Schlichting, University of Toronto">Encoding of interrelated memories across development</a>

March 21 MONIKA MOLNAR, University of Toronto 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Mar21_18.htm" title="A developmental perspective on the role of familiar interlocutors in bilingual language separation">A developmental perspective on the role of familiar interlocutors in bilingual language separation</a>

March 28 YANG XU, University of Toronto 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Mar_28_18.htm" title="Yang Xu, University of Toronto">Colexification across languages reflects cognitive economy</a>

April 4 No meeting this week: COLLOQUIUM LECTURE (Speaker: Daphna Shohamy, Columbia University)  
Psychology graduate students & Post-Docs present their research

April 11 DATA BLITZ
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<h4>WINTER 2017</h4>

January 18 KAREN CAMPBELL, Psychology Department, Brock University 
Title: Finding the aging brain's natural capacity 
<a href="https://play.library.utoronto.ca/ibElh6s76Our" target="_blank" title="Video recording of K Campbell talk">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>

January 25 ANDY LEE, Psychology Department, University of Toronto at Scarborough   
Title: Hippocampal contributions to approach-avoidance conflict decision-making: what do rodent and human studies tell us? 
<a href="https://play.library.utoronto.ca/lMaDsnPITonn" target="_blank" title="Video recording of Andy Lee talk">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>

February 1 CENDRI HUTCHERSON, University of Toronto  
Title: Neurocomputational approaches to self-control in social and non-social contexts 
<a href="https://play.library.utoronto.ca/n3NNSsiZKtok" target="_blank" title="Video recording of C Hutcherson talk">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>

February 8 KEISUKE FUKUDA, University of Toronto 
Title: Why can't we remember everything we see? The role of visual working memory in visual long-term memory encoding and anelectrophysiological approach to aid human learning. 
<a href="https://play.library.utoronto.ca/F7oQtL1in7sV" target="_blank" title="Video recording of K. Fukuda talk">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>

February 15 DAVID ANAKI, Bar-Ilan University  
Title: A network perspective of semantic memory: Implications on thought and language 
<a href="https://play.library.utoronto.ca/login/OjkcYXWwMZ_K" target="_blank" title="Video recording of D. Anaki talk">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>

February 22 READING WEEK, No meeting this week

March 1 JAY PRATT, University of Toronto  
Title: Capturing visual attention: The role of objects, ideas, events, and nothing

March 8 MICHAEL MACK, University of Toronto  
Title: The computations, representations, and neural machinery of category learning

TUESDAY March 14 AMIR AMEDI, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem 
Title: An updated view on the origins of cortical selectivity in the Human Brain

March 15 ALLYSON MACKEY, University of Pennsylvania   
Title: Brain development and plasticity: Implications for learning and academic achievement

March 22 JESSICA CANTLON, University of Rochester  
Title: Math, monkeys, and the developing brain

March 29 DEBORAH TALMI, The University of Manchester  
Title: Context at the helm of the emotional modulation of memory

April 5 DATA BLITZ 
Aedan (Yue) Li (Barense Lab): The impact of mnemonic interference on memory for visual form 
Hause Lin (Inzlicht Lab): Do midfrontal theta oscillations and pupil responses track subjective conflict during value-guided choice? 
Sarah Mossad (Taylor/Smith Labs): Neural correlates of Theory of Mind in very preterm born children 
Julie Sato (Taylor Lab): Exploring functional connectivity networks underlying working memory processes in children born very preterm using MEG 
Julia Young (Taylor/Smith Labs): Altered white matter development in children born very preterm 
Veronica Yuk (Taylor Lab): Verbal and non-verbal communication in siblings of children with autism

September 20 DATA BLITZ (with inaugural free pizza)  
Iva Brunec (Barense and Moscovitch Labs): Changes in coarse vs. fine voxelwise representations along the hippocampal anteroposterior axis across the lifespan 
Amanda Easson (McIntosh Lab): Defining subtypes of autism spectrum disorder using static and dynamic functional connectivity 
Aedan (Yue) Li: (Barense Lab) The creation and validation of a novel circular shape space 
Shouyu Ling (Nestor Lab): EEG-Based Visual Word Decoding, Feature Derivation and Image Reconstruction 
Alyssa Sinclair (Barense Lab): Surprise destabilizes episodic memories 
Watch video of Data Blitz at <a href="https://play.library.utoronto.ca/bm_NIDUNn1b3" target="_blank" title="Data Blitz Sept 20, 2017">https://play.library.utoronto.ca/bm_NIDUNn1b3</a>

September 27 MICHAEL INZLICHT, Psychology Department, University of Toronto at Scarborough 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Sep27_17.htm" title="From the principle of least effort to the principle of least caring: Insights from the Empathy Selection Task">From the principle of least effort to the principle of least caring: Insights from the Empathy Selection Task</a>

October 4: No meeting this week - <a href="../../calendar/Apr_3_2019.htm" title="Colloquium Series Fall 2017">COLLOQUIUM LECTURE</a>

October 11 JESSICA ROBIN, University of Toronto, Baycrest 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Oct11_17.htm" title="Spatial context effects in episodic memory and imagination">Spatial context effects in episodic memory and imagination</a> 
Watch video of Jessica Robin talk at <a href="https://play.library.utoronto.ca/YCZl1_rAxG0O" target="_blank" title="Video recording of J Robin talk">https://play.library.utoronto.ca/YCZl1_rAxG0O</a>

October 18 CRAIG CHAMBERS, University of Toronto 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Oct18_17.htm" title="Craig Chambers">Linguistic reference and visual objects: At the intersection of percepts, concepts, and social cognition</a> 
Watch video of Craig Chambers talk at <a href="https://play.library.utoronto.ca/uwj_Zp6J87K" target="_blank" title="Video recording of C Chambers talk">https://play.library.utoronto.ca/uwj_Zp6J87K</a>

FRIDAY, October 27 MORTEN CHRISTIANSEN, Cornell University  
Special Friday Lecture 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Oct27_17.htm" title="Morten Christiansen">The Now-or-Never Bottleneck: A Fundamental Constraint on Language</a> 
Location: Sidney Smith Hall Room 4043 
Watch video of Morten Christiansen talk at <a href="https://play.library.utoronto.ca/2cleO2LzPCm3" target="_blank" title="Video recording of M Christiansen talk">https://play.library.utoronto.ca/2cleO2LzPCm3</a>

November 1 No meeting this week - <a href="../../colloquium.htm" title="Colloquium Series 2017-2018">COLLOQUIUM LECTURE</a>

November 8 No meeting this week - Reading Week

November 15 NOAM SIEGELMAN, Hebrew University of Jerusalem 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Nov15_17.htm" title="Statistical learning as an individual ability">Statistical learning as an individual ability</a>

November 22 SHELBIE SUTHERLAND, University of Toronto 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Nov22_17.htm" title="Learning category information across development">Learning category information across development</a> 
Location: Sidney Smith Hall Room 1071 
Watch video of Shelbie Sutherland talk at <a href="https://play.library.utoronto.ca/ZJ4piDNJi5SZ" target="_blank" title="Video recording of S Sutherlan talk">https://play.library.utoronto.ca/ZJ4piDNJi5SZ</a>

November 29 NOA OFEN, Wayne State University 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Nov29_17.htm" title="Development of Memory Systems in the Human Brain">Development of Memory Systems in the Human Brain</a> 
Watch video of Noa Ofen talk at <a href="https://play.library.utoronto.ca/0MMXw1vlgMv8" target="_blank" title="Video recording of N Ofen talk">https://play.library.utoronto.ca/0MMXw1vlgMv8</a>

December 6 CORY MILLER, University of California San Diego 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Dec6_17.htm" title="Neurobiology of Marmoset 'Conversations'">Neurobiology of Marmoset 'Conversations'</a> 
Location: Room 1071, Sidney Smith Hall 
Watch video of Cory Miller talk at <a href="https://play.library.utoronto.ca/nLvUkQ6hlDFk" target="_blank" title="Video recording of C Miller talk">https://play.library.utoronto.ca/nLvUkQ6hlDFk</a>
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<h4>WINTER 2016</h4>

January 20 MICHAEL SCHUTZ, McMaster University 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Jan20th_16.htm" title="Dynamic sounds and perceptual processes: The surprising role of amplitude envelope in auditory perception">Dynamic sounds and perceptual processes: The surprising role of amplitude envelope in auditory perception</a> 
<a href="https://play.library.utoronto.ca/f3wkJc0NWAOX" target="_blank" title="Video recording of talk by Michael Schutz">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>
January 27 DOUG MUNOZ, Queen's University 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Jan27_16.htm" title="Using the eye movement system to probe brain function and dysfunction across the lifespan">Using the eye movement system to probe brain function and dysfunction across the lifespan</a> 
<a href="https://play.library.utoronto.ca/p5Wzur08LPLC" target="_blank" title="Video recording of talk by Doug Munoz">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>

February 3 JOERN DIEDRICHSEN, Western University 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Feb3_16.htm" title="The representational structure of complex movements in the human neocortex">The representational structure of complex movements in the human neocortex</a>

February 10 KATHERINE DUNCAN, University of Toronto 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Feb10_16.htm" title="The influence of ongoing cognitive and neural processing on learning and memory">The influence of ongoing cognitive and neural processing on learning and memory </a> 
<a href="https://play.library.utoronto.ca/cyH7zLLRXJ8C" target="_blank" title="Video of K. Duncan talk">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>

February 17JENNIFER RYAN, Rotman Research Institute 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Feb17_16.htm" title="Seeing what you remember: reconceptualizations of amnesia and oculomotor Hippocampal stakeout: Surveilling during search and sleep">Seeing what you remember: reconceptualizations of amnesia and oculomotor Hippocampal stakeout: surveilling during search and sleep</a>

February 24 KARI HOFFMAN, York University 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Feb24_16.htm" title="Hippocampal stakeout: Surveilling during search and sleep">Hippocampal stakeout surveilling during search and sleep</a>

March 2 KAORI TAKEHARA, University of Toronto 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Mar2_16.htm" title="Formation and remodeling of temporal bridges in the medial prefrontal cortex">Formation and remodeling of temporal bridges in the medial prefrontal cortex</a> 
<a href="http://play.library.utoronto.ca/nqcamBtG0zH8" target="_blank" title="Video of K. Takehara talk">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>

March 9 RICHARD ASLIN, University of Rochester 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Mar9_16.htm" title="Behavioral and neural mechanisms of statistical learning and implicit attention in infants and adults">Behavioral and neural mechanisms of statistical learning and implicit attention in infants and adults</a> 
<a href="https://play.library.utoronto.ca/K6KCvXQz7u0J" target="_blank" title="Video of R. Aslin talk">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>

March 16 AMY FINN, University of Toronto 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Mar16_16.htm" title="The sensitive period for language learning: the role of knowledge and memory">The sensitive period for language learning: the role of knowledge and memory</a> 
<a href="https://play.library.utoronto.ca/r3sBQRRAaWOB" target="_blank" title="Video of Taraz Lee talk">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>

March 23 TARAZ LEE, University of Michigan 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Mar23_16.htm" title="The costs and benefits of top-down control: The curious case of choking under pressure">The costs and benefits of top-down control: The curious case of choking under pressure</a> 
<a href="../../calendar/Mar23_16.htm" title="The costs and benefits of top-down control: The curious case of choking under pressure">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>

March 30 Data Blitz (with free pizza!) NOTE: The data blitz will take place in room 4043 Sidney Smith Hall 
Patricia Marshall (Anderson & Barense Labs): Content-specific age-realted effects of recollection and familiarity  
Claudia Damiano (Bernhardt-Walther Lab): Distinct roles of eye movements during memory encoding and retrieval  
Kyra McKelvey (Moscovitch Lab): Schemas and memory: Investigating how prior knowledge and novelty modulate memory for complex events  
Vincent Man (Cunningham Lab): Dissociable processes underlying context-relevant reward processing  
Nathaniel Brown (Inzlicht Lab): Dispositional mindfulness predicts neural responses to faces and affective pictures 
<a href="https://play.library.utoronto.ca/st3tWW2ZVJNz" target="_blank" title="Video recording of Data Blitz">VIDEO RECORDING OF DATA BLITZ</a>

September 21 DATA BLITZ (with inaugural free pizza)  
Chi-Hsun Chang (Lee and Nestor Labs):Memory and perception-based facial image reconstruction 
Nick Diamond (Levine Lab)Altered hippocampal-prefrontal oscillatory dynamics supporting associativememory formation in developmental amnesia 
Anuya Patil (Duncan Lab)Shifting the balance between pattern separation and pattern completion 
Emma Tecwyn (D. Buchsbaum Lab)The influence of social context and causal plausibility on action-sequencecopying by preschoolers, toddlers and capuchins 
<a href="https://play.library.utoronto.ca/x8Y4ePxAiRJk" target="_blank" title="Video recording of Data Blitz">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>

September 28 DIANE BECK, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 
Title:Learned Statistical Regularities and Natural Scenes 
<a href="https://play.library.utoronto.ca/4uxiMNjHmocC" target="_blank" title="Video recording of D. Beck talk">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>

October 5 JOSEF PARVIZI, Stanford University 
Title:Localization of Functions in the Human Brain: Insights from intracranial EEG and electrical brain stimulation 
<a href="https://play.library.utoronto.ca/LRKqRjhkmIyw" target="_blank" title="Video recording of J. Parvizi talk">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>

October 19 CHRIS MARTIN, Barense Lab, Psychology Department, University of Toronto 
Title: Understanding what we see: The representational structure of perceptual and conceptual object information 
<a href="https://play.library.utoronto.ca/Q0MFAi4FBSG5" target="_blank" title="Video recording of C. Martin talk">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>

October 26 MARLA SOKOLOWSKI, Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, University of Toronto 
Title: Unravelling Gene-Environment Interplay on Behaviour 
<a href="https://play.library.utoronto.ca/BN0ftl5IqWKW" target="_blank" title="Video recording of M. Sokolowski talk">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>

November 2 MARGOT TAYLOR, Hospital for Sick Children and University of Toronto 
Title: Functional and structural brain developments in autism

November 9 IRENE KAN, Villanova University 
Title: Memory monitoring, new learning, and cognitive control 
<a href="https://play.library.utoronto.ca/mgkdKqf9mwZk" target="_blank" title="Video recording of E. Kan talk">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>

November 16 NO MEETING THIS WEEK

November 23 ASAF GILBOA, Rotman Research Institute and University of Toronto 
Title: Mechanisms of rapid learning-induced neocortical plasticity independent of the hippocampus  
<a href="https://play.library.utoronto.ca/W_4cxjSTfzay" target="_blank" title="Video recording of A Gilboa talk">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>

November 30 ROSIE COWELL, University of Massachusetts Amherst 
Title: Recall without hippocampal engagement 
<a href="https://play.library.utoronto.ca/XUvo7ECK3kk6" target="_blank" title="Video recording of R Cowell talk">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>

December 7 ELIZABETH JOHNSON University of Toronto at Mississauga 
Title: She says tah-may-to, he says tah-mah-to: How children learn language in the face of accent variation 
<a href="https://play.library.utoronto.ca/3oskLlbGI7Y2" target="_blank" title="Video recording of E Johnson talk">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>
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<h4>WINTER 2015</h4>

January 21 STEVE JOORDENS, Psychology, Scarborough Campus, University of Toronto 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Feb25_15.htm" originalattribute="href" originalpath="/news-events/events/calendar/Feb25_15.htm" title="Creating Habits of Mind: Can Cognitive Skills like Critical Thought Be Effectively Taught in Any Classroom?">Creating Habits of Mind: Can Cognitive Skills like Critical Thought Be Effectively Taught in Any Classroom?</a> 
<a href="https://media.library.utoronto.ca/play.php?r_DyDe24Qybb&id=27305&amp..." target="_blank" title="Steve Joordens Talk">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>

January 28 RYAN WEBB, Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto  
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Nov4_15.htm" originalattribute="href" originalpath="/news-events/events/calendar/Nov4_15.htm" title="Rationalizing Context-Dependent Preferences: Neurobiological Constraints on Decision-Making">Rationalizing Context-Dependent Preferences: Neurobiological Constraints on Decision-Making</a> 
<a href="https://media.library.utoronto.ca/play.php?frlLNz16cyf3&id=27307&amp..." target="_blank" title="Ryan Webb Talk">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>

February 4 STEFAN KÖHLER Department of Psychology and Brain & Mind Institute, University of Western Ontario 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Feb4_15.htm" title="Mechanisms Involved in Assessing the Cumulative Life-Time Exposure to Concepts">Mechanisms Involved in Assessing the Cumulative Life-Time Exposure to Concepts</a> 
LOCATION: Room 560A Sidney Smith Hall 
<a href="https://media.library.utoronto.ca/play.php?g82sR8IST9c1&id=27309&amp..." target="_blank" title="Stefan Kohler Talk">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>

February 11 W. DALE STEVENS, Department of Psychology, York University 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Feb11_15.htm" title="What Can Resting-State Functional Connectivity MRI Reveal About Higher-Level Cognition?">What Can Resting-State Functional Connectivity MRI Reveal About Higher-Level Cognition?</a> 
LOCATION: Room 560A Sidney Smith Hall 
<a href="https://media.library.utoronto.ca/play.php?3X4IP7xiDq68&id=27453&amp..." target="_blank" title="Dale Stevens' Talk">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>
February 18 NO TALK (Reading Week)

February 25 ROBIN GREEN, Toronto Rehabilitation Institute 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Feb25_15.htm" title="Characterization and Mechanisms of Neurodegeneration in Chronic">Characterization and Mechanisms of Neurodegeneration in Chronic Moderate-Severe Traumatic Brain Injury</a> 
<a href="http://media.library.utoronto.ca/play.php?rR55AM0K87vE&id=27455&..." target="_blank" title="Robin Green Talk">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>

March 4 STEPHANIE DENISON, Psychology, University of Waterloo 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Mar4_15.htm" title="The Origins of Inductive Inference in Infancy and Early Childhood">The Origins of Inductive Inference in Infancy and Early Childhood</a> 
<a href="http://media.library.utoronto.ca/play.php?znp0nxS4SaTw&id=27456&..." target="_blank" title="Stephanie Denison Talk">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>

March 11 NO TALK

March 18 DATA BLITZ (with free pizza) 
Eric Taylor (Psychology, Pratt Lab): Object-based Attention Depends on Attentional Control Settings  
Zhongxu Liu (Psychology, Moskovitch Lab) "Easily Learned, Easily Remembered" Heuristic has its Neural Foundation 
Chris Martin (Psychology, Barense Lab): Distributed Category-specific Memory Signals in Perirhinal Cortex  
Hans Melo (Psychology, Cunningham Lab): Genetic Influences on Exploratory Behavior  
Jackson Liang (Psychology, Barense Lab): Disambiguation of Overlapping Events in the Human Medial Temporal Lobe  
Caspian Sawczak (Psychology, Moscovitch and McAndrews Labs): The Role of Episodic Detail in Altruistic Intentions 
<a href="https://media.library.utoronto.ca/play.php?XAq5bxnyzM9f&id=27546&amp..." target="_blank" title="Data Blitz Talks">VIDEO RECORDING OF DATA BLITZ</a>

September 30 DATA BLITZ (with free pizza!)   
Yaelan Jung (Bernhardt-Walther Lab): Neural representations of scene categories in prefrontal cortex transcend sensory modalities 
Kevin Himberger (Honey Lab): Computational modeling of visually learned temporal sequences in a cortical circuit 
Emma Tecwyn (D. Buchsbaum Lab): Probabilistic inference in capuchin monkeys 
Marta Wnuczko (Niemeier Lab): Why did it take so long before Brunelleschi's discovery? 
Veronica Yuk (Taylor Lab): Timing and location of brain areas involved in cognitive theory of mind in children with autism spectrum disorder 
Celia Fidalgo (Barense Lab): Source memory deficits and associated with aging and impaired cognitive status 
Fahad Ahmad (B. Buchsbaum Lab): An eye-tracking study of pattern separation in recognition memory  
<a href="http://media.library.utoronto.ca/play.php?H3IuDg1u2MsJ&id=30045&..." target="_blank" title="Video recording of Data Blitz">VIDEO RECORDING OF DATA BLITZ</a>

October 7 SARAH SHOMSTEIN, George Washington University 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Oct7_15.htm" title="Structuring Visual Input: Evaluating Representations Influencing Attentional Selection">Structuring Visual Input: Evaluating Representations Influencing Attentional Selection</a> 
<a href="http://media.library.utoronto.ca/play.php?SOEdhOFSTE9Z&id=30383&...">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>

October 14 KANG LEE, University of Toronto 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Oct14_15.htm" title="Little Liars: Development of Verbal Deception in Children">Little Liars: Development of Verbal Deception in Children</a> 
<a href="http://media.library.utoronto.ca/play.php?bbH_leXk0iK6&id=30511&..." target="_blank" title="Video of Kang Lee Talk">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>

October 21 ROBIN WEST, University of Florida 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Oct21_15.htm" title="Self-Regulation and Memory Change">Self-Regulation and Memory Change</a> 
Please note location change for this talk: 248 Lecture Theatre, Galbraith Building, 35 St. George Street 
<a href="https://media.library.utoronto.ca/play.php?_WGeeCTFBFje&id=31585&amp...">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>

October 28 BRAD BUCHSBAUM, Rotman Research Institute 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Mar23_16.htm" title="Neural Reactivation during Mental Replay: Aging, Amnesia, and Individual Differences">Neural Reactivation during Mental Replay: Aging, Amnesia, and Individual Differences</a>  
<a href="https://media.library.utoronto.ca/play.php?l9v31UNc1eqi&id=31894&amp...">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>

November 4 GILLIAN EINSTEIN, Psychology and Public Health, University of Toronto 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Nov4_15.htm" title="Estrogen and Cognition: The Greatest Story Never Told">Estrogen and Cognition: The Greatest Story Never Told</a>

November 11 ROSANNA OLSEN, Rotman Research Institute 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Nov11_15.htm" title="The Relationship Between Eye Movements and Subsequent Recognition: Evidence from Aging an Amnesia">The Relationship Between Eye Movements and Subsequent Recognition: Evidence from Aging an Amnesia</a> 
<a href="http://media.library.utoronto.ca/play.php?AohXNHsinArD&id=32319&..." target="_blank" title="Rosanna Olsen video of talk">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>

November 18 NEIL COHEN, University of Illinois 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Nov18_15.htm" title="The hippocampus, relational memory, and navigating life">The hippocampus, relational memory, and navigating life</a>

November 25 DOUG CRAWFORD, York University 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Nov25_15.htm" title="Cellular Basis of Visual Working Memory during Simple Gaze Behaviours: Evidence from Aging an Amnesia">Cellular Basis of Visual Working Memory during Simple Gaze Behaviours</a>

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January 22 LYNN HASHER (Psychology, St. George Campus, University of Toronto and Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest) 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Jan22_14.htm" originalattribute="href" originalpath="/news-events/events/calendar/Jan22_14.htm" title="Distraction Regulation and Cognitive Functioning">Distraction Regulation and Cognitive Functioning</a>

January 29 MORRIS MOSCOVITCH (Psychology, St. George Campus, University of Toronto and Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest) 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Jan29_14.htm" originalattribute="href" originalpath="/news-events/events/calendar/Jan29_14.htm" title="Episodic Memory: Associations and Transformations">Episodic Memory: Associations and Transformations</a>

February 5 TALYA SADEH and JASON OZUBKO (Post Doctoral Fellows, Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest)  
Jason Ozubko Title: <a href="../../calendar/Feb5_14.htm" originalattribute="href" originalpath="/news-events/events/calendar/Feb5_14.htm" target="_blank" title="Talya Sadeh and Jason Ozubko">Hippocampal Contributions to the Road Less Traveled: Using Google Street View to Examine Remote Spatial Memories in Virtualized Real-World Environments</a>  
Talya Sadeh Title: <a href="../../calendar/Feb5_14.htm" originalattribute="href" originalpath="/news-events/events/calendar/Feb5_14.htm" title="Talya Sadeh and Jason Ozubko">The Time of our Lives: Neural Mechanisms Supporting Temporal Organization of Episodic Memory</a>

February 12 MELANIE COHN (Neuropsychologist, University Health Network and Psychology, University of Toronto)  
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Feb12_14.htm" originalattribute="href" originalpath="/news-events/events/calendar/Feb12_14.htm" target="_blank" title="Social Inference Deficits in Temporal Lobe Epilepsy and Lobectomy">Social Inference Deficits in Temporal Lobe Epilepsy and Lobectomy: Risk Factors and Neural Substrates</a>

February 19, 2014, READING WEEK: NO TALKFebruary 26 JAY VAN BAVEL (Psychology, New York University) 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Feb26_14.htm" originalattribute="href" originalpath="/news-events/events/calendar/Feb26_14.htm" title="Beyond Intuition and Reason: A Dynamic Approach to Moral Cognition">Beyond Intuition and Reason: A Dynamic Approach to Moral Cognition</a>

March 5 ED ONEIL (Psychology, University of Toronto at Scarborough) and MELANIE SEKERES (Post Doctoral Fellow, Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest)  
Ed Oneil Title: <a href="../../calendar/Mar5_14.htm" originalattribute="href" originalpath="/news-events/events/calendar/Mar5_14.htm" target="_blank" title="Ed Oneil and Melanie Sekeres">The Role of Perirhinal Cortex in the Perception and Recognition of Faces</a> 
Melanie Sekeres Title: <a href="../../calendar/Mar5_14.htm" originalattribute="href" originalpath="/news-events/events/calendar/Mar5_14.htm" title="Ed Oneil and Melanie Sekeres">From Neurons to Networks: Brain Activation Predicted by the Transformation Theory of  
Memory Consolidation</a>

March 12 DAVID SHORE (Psychology, Neuroscience and Behaviour, McMaster University) 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Mar12_14.htm" originalattribute="href" originalpath="/news-events/events/calendar/Mar12_14.htm" title="David Shore">Crossed Hands and Closed Eyes</a>

March 19 CHRISTOPHER HONEY (Psychology, St. George Campus, University of Toronto)  
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Oct29_14.htm" originalattribute="href" originalpath="/news-events/events/calendar/Oct29_14.htm" title="Brain Networks for Real World Cognition">Mapping Brain Networks for Real World Cognition</a>

March 26 DATA BLITZ  
Participants: TBA

October 8 DATA BLITZ (with inaugural free pizza)  
Celia Fidalgo (Psychology, Barense & Lee Labs): Vulnerability to Object Interference in Early MCI  
Jason Rajsic (Psychology, Pratt Lab): Confirmation Bias in Visual Search  
Davood Gozli (Psychology, Pratt Lab): Attentional Consequences of Action Performance  
Iva Brunec (Psychology, Moscovitch & Barense Labs): Time Estimation in Spatial Navigation  
Hans Melo (Psychology, Anderson & Cunningham Labs): What Can Genes Tell Us About Cognition? Dopamine-Related Influences on Intertemporal Choice  
Sol Sun (Psychology, Ferber & Cant Labs): Attentional Scope Modulates Unconscious Processing  
Amanda Easson (Psychology, Doesburg & Taylor Labs): Patterns of Neural Connectivity During A Socially Relevant Inhibition Task in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder

October 15 DIRK BERNHARDT-WALTHER, Psychology, St. George Campus, U. of T.  
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Oct15_14.htm" title="Which Features Do People Use to Categorize Natural Scenes?">Which Features Do People Use to Categorize Natural Scenes?</a> 
<a href="https://media.library.utoronto.ca/play.php?P4PWcaOTyxXt&id=26883&amp..." target="_blank" title="Dirk Bernhardt-Walther talk">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>

October 22 AARON S. BENJAMIN, Psychology, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign  
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Oct22_14.htm" title="The Processes and Process “Dissociations” of Recognition Memory">The Processes and Process “Dissociations” of Recognition Memory: A new view on memory deficits associated with aging</a> 
<a href="https://media.library.utoronto.ca/play.php?v94Ddur_1PFZ&id=27221&amp..." target="_blank" title="Aaron Benjamin talk">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>

October 29 NORMAN FARB, Psychology, University of Toronto at Mississauga  
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Oct29_14.htm" title="Being in the Body: Meditation, Interoceptive Awareness and Health">Being in the Body: Meditation, Interoceptive Awareness and Health</a> 
<a href="https://media.library.utoronto.ca/play.php?EGTKYdD2qAiV&id=27223&amp..." target="_blank" title="Norm Farb talk">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>

November 5 DONNA ROSE ADDIS, Psychology, The University of Auckland 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Nov5_14.htm" title="Constructive Memory: False Pasts and Fictional Futures">Constructive Memory: False Pasts and Fictional Futures</a> 
<a href="https://media.library.utoronto.ca/play.php?7AKdxSe28Ugd&id=27232&amp..." target="_blank" title="Donna Rose Addis talk">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>

November 12 BEN HUTCHINSON, Psychology, Princeton University 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Nov12_14.htm" target="_blank" title="The Role of Attention in Creating and Retrieving Memories">The Role of Attention in Creating and Retrieving Memories</a> 
<a href="https://media.library.utoronto.ca/play.php?WM5IJDPS6_nU&id=27229&amp..." target="_blank" title="Ben Hutchinson talk">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>

November 19 NO MEETING

November 26 DAPHNA BUCHSBAUM, Psychology, St. George Campus, U. of T. 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Nov26_14.htm" title="How Do You Know That? Learning from Social Informants">How Do You Know That? Learning from Social Informants</a> 
<a href="https://media.library.utoronto.ca/play.php?getuRiOjkrlJ&id=27304&amp..." target="_blank" title="Daphna Buchsbaum talk">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>

December 3 JANICE CHEN, Psychology, Princeton University 
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Dec3_14.htm" title="Reinstatement of Neural Patterns During Narrative Recall">Reinstatement of Neural Patterns During Narrative Recall</a> 
<a href="https://media.library.utoronto.ca/play.php?r_DyDe24Qybb&id=27305&amp..." target="_blank" title="Janice Chen talk">VIDEO RECORDING OF TALK</a>
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<h4>WINTER 2013 </h4>

January 30:   
NICOLE ANDERSON (Psychiatry and Psychology, University of Toronto and Rotman Research Institute) 
Title: <a href="../../../../Page26341.aspx.html" title="Nicole Anderson, Andrée-Ann Cyr, Emma Guild">Current Research in the "other" Anderson lab</a> 
ANDREE-ANN CYR (Supervisor: Nicole Anderson, Psychology, St. George Campus and Rotman Research Institute)  
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Mar26_14.htm" title="Andrée-Ann Cyr and Emma Guild, Psychology/Rotman Research Institute">Learning from one's mistakes: Effects of age and error processing </a> 
EMMA GUILD (Supervisor: Nicole Anderson, Psychology, St. George Campus and Rotman Research Institute)  
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Mar26_14.htm" title="Andrée-Ann Cyr and Emma Guild, Psychology/Rotman Research Institute">Priming and recognition are not independent: Encoding modulates the interplay between behavioural priming and recognition processes </a> 
 
February 6 RUSSELL SCHACHAR (Hospital for Sick Children; Professor of Psychiatry and Director of Research and Fellowship Training in the Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, University of Toronto )  
Title: <a href="../../../../Page26342.aspx.html" title="The Role of Cognitive Neuroscience in Genetic Discover in Neuropsychiatric Disorders">The Role of Cognitive Neuroscience in Genetic Discovery in Neuropsychiatric Disorders </a> 
 
February 13 KRISTOFFER ROMERO (Psychology, St. George Campus and Rotman Research Institute)  
Title: <a href="../../../../Page26344.aspx.html" title="The Work Horse of the Future: The Role of the Hippocampus in Constructing Future Events">The Work Horse of the Future: The Role of the Hippocampus in Constructing Future Events</a> 
 
February 27 SIGNY SHELDON (Rotman Research Institute)  
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Mar26_14.htm" title="Why do we remember? The functions and processes of autobiographical memory">Why do we remember? The functions and processes of autobiographical memory</a>  
 
March 6 ROTMAN RESEARCH INSTITUTE CONFERENCE  
Topic: Brain Plasticity and Neurorehabilitation  
For information, see <a href="http://research.baycrest.org/conference" target="_blank" title="Rotman Research Institute Conference">http://research.baycrest.org/conference </a> 
 
March 13 SANDRA TREHUB (Psychology, Mississauga Campus, U. of T.)  
Title: <a href="../../../../Page26345.aspx.html" title="Musical Beginnings">Musical Beginnings</a>  
 
March 20 MIKE ROSS (Psychology, University of Waterloo)  
Title: <a href="../../../../Page26347.aspx.html" title="Are Research Findings on Cognitive Aging Reflected in Everyday Performance?">Are Research Findings on Cognitive Aging Reflected in Everyday Performance?</a>  
 
March 27 IGOR GROSSMAN (Psychology, University of Waterloo)  
Title: <a href="../../../../Page26346.aspx.html" title="Learning from Solomon's Folly: Wisdom and Perspective-Taking">Learning from Solomon's Folly: Wisdom  and Perspective-Taking</a>  
 
April 3 Fergus Craik (Senior Scientist, Rotman Research Institute, Baycrest Centre  
Title: <a href="../../../../Page26343.aspx.html" title="Bilingualism: Consequences for Mind and Brain">Bilingualism: Consequences for Mind and Brain</a>  
 
April 10 ELIZABETH PAGE-GOULD (Psychology, Scarborough Campus, U. of T.) 
Title: <a href="../../../../Page26350.aspx.html" title="Special Workshop: Bayesian Hypothesis Testing">Workshop on Bayesian Hypothesis Testing</a> 
<a href="../../../../Page26351.aspx.html" title="RSVP, April 10, 2013 Bayesian Hypothesis Testing Workshop">RSVP</a> required

October 2 DATA BLITZ (with inaugural free pizza)  
> Jessica Arsenault, Title: Multivoxel pattern analysis of phonetic features during speech perception  
> April Au: Title: The role of estrogen on cognitive functioning 
> Alina Guna, Title: Visual interference affects the formation of conjunctive representations  
> Kyra McKelvey, Title: Place cells and the compression of time; bridging the gap between rats and humans  
> Rachel Newsome: Title: Retroactive cues differentially benefit visual working memory in mild cognitive impairment patients 
> Jessica Robin: Title: Who, What, Where? Effects of context on memory for imagined events

October 9 ALISON PRESTON (Psychology, University of Texas at Austin)  
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Oct23_13.htm" title="Medial Temporal Lobe and Prefrontal Contributions to the Formation of Memory Networks">Medial Temporal Lobe and Prefrontal Contributions to the Formation of Memory Networks</a> 
Location: 4043 (Psychology Lounge), Sidney Smith Hall, 100 St. George Street

October 16 VICTORIA MCLELLAND and RYAN STEVENSON (Psychology, St. George Campus, U of T)  
Victoria McLelland Title: <a href="../../calendar/Mar26_14.htm" title="Memory for the Future (McLelland)">Memory for the Future: The Encoding and Phenomenology of Episodic Simulations</a> 
Ryan Stevenson Title: <a href="../../calendar/Oct16_13.htm" title="Memory for the Future and Sensory Modalities in Autism Spectrum Disorders">Perceptual Binding Across Sensory Modalities in Autism Spectrum Disorders</a>

October 23 JENNIFER STEEVES (Psychology, York University)  
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Oct23_13.htm" title="Living with One Eye: Plasticity in Visual and Auditory Systems">Living with One Eye: Plasticity in Visual and Auditory Systems</a>

October 30 JAY PRATT (Psychology, St. George Campus, U of T)  
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Oct30_13.htm" title="How Hand Position Influences Visual Processing">How Hand Position Influences Visual Processing</a>

November 6 MARY PAT McANDREWS (Toronto Western Hospital, University Health Network)  
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Nov13_13.htm" title="The Hippocampus and Retrieval of Autobiographical Memories">The Hippocampus and Retrieval of Autobiographical Memories: The left and right and anterior and posterior of it</a>

November 13 KARL HEALEY (Psychology, University of Pennsylvania)  
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Nov13_13.htm" title="The Nature and Sources of lndividual and Age Differences in Episodic Memory">The Nature and Sources of lndividual and Age Differences in Episodic Memory</a>

November 20 SHAYNA ROSENBAUM (Psychology, York University)  
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Nov20_13.htm" title="Hippocampal Contributions to Spatial and Temporal Aspects of Episodic and Semantic Memory">Hippocampal Contributions to Spatial and Temporal Aspects of Episodic and Semantic Memory</a>

November 27 JONATHAN CANT (Psychology, Scarborough Campus, U. ofT.)  
Title: <a href="../../calendar/Mar26_14.htm" title="Exploring the Functional Representation in Object and Scene-Selective Regions of Human Visual Cortex">Exploring the Functional Representation in Object and Scene-Selective Regions of Human Visual Cortex</a>
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<h4>WINTER 2012</h4>

January 11 SARA SHETTLEWORTH (Psychology and Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, University of Toronto)  
Title: Modularity, Comparative Cognition, and Human Uniqueness 
 
January 18 CANCELLED  
 
January 25 KELLY MURPHY (Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest Centre; Psychology, University of Toronto)  
Title: The influence of experimental research on behavioural intervention for mild cognitive impairment 
 
February 1 JONATHAN FREEDMAN (Psychology, University of Toronto)  
Title: <a href="../../../../Page26311.aspx.html" title="How Do We Manipulate This? How Do We Measure That?">How Do We Manipulate This? How Do We Measure That?</a> 
 
February 8 NINA MAZAR (Marketing, Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto)  
Title: <a href="../../../../Page26313.aspx.html" title="Genetic and Environmental Influences on Morality">Genetic and Environmental Influences on Morality</a> 
 
February 15 DATA BLITZ: Psychology Graduate Students and Post-Docs Present Their Research

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 <td>-   Mike Armson, Levine lab, Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest Centre: The effects of memory remoteness on recall and recognition: development of a novel measure of naturalistic memory  
 -   Tracey Herlihey, Ferber lab, Psychology: Walking trajectories in patients with Unilateral Neglect: insights from healthy controls 
 -   Lok-Kin Yeung, Barense lab, Psychology: Recognition Memory Impairments Caused by Novel Objects Falsely Recognized as Familiar  
 -   Carson Pun, Ferber lab, Psychology: In and Out of Consciousness: Sustained Electrophysiological Activity Reflects Individual Differences in Perceptual Awareness 
 -   Joan Ng, Hasher lab, Psychology: Semantic Interference Resolution in Memory: Suppression of Competing Information"  
 -   Tim Koscik, Anderson lab, Psychology: Trust in 191 Brain Damaged Patients 
 -   Rosanna Olsen, Ryan lab, Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest Centre: Eye-movements during the maintenance of spatial information         </td>
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February 29 DONALD STUSS (President & Scientific Director, Ontario Brain Institute; Psychology, University of Toronto)  
Title: <a href="../../../../Page26316.aspx.html" title="The Real World of Science Outside the Lab: The Ontario Brain Institute Odyssey">The Real World of Science Outside the Lab: The Ontario Brain Institute Odyssey</a> 
 
March 7 EVE DE ROSA (Psychology, University of Toronto)  
Title: <a href="../../../../Page26317.aspx.html" title="Eve De Rosa, Department of Psychology, University of Toronto">The Yin and Yang of Attention</a> 
 
March 14 CHERYL GRADY (Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest Centre; Psychology, University of Toronto)  
Title: <a href="../../../../Page26318.aspx.html" title="The Importance of Being Variable: Understanding Variability in Brain Activity and why it Matters">The Importance of Being Variable: Understanding Variability in Brain Activity and why it Matters</a> 
Note Location Change: Room 560A, Ground Floor, Sidney Smith Hall, 100 St. George Street  
 
March 21 SYLVAIN MORENO (Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest Centre; Psychology, University of Toronto)  
Title: <a href="../../../../Page26319.aspx.html" title="Sylvain Moreno, Rotman Research Institute; Psychology, University of Toronto">Brain Plasticity from Perception to Cognition: The Role of Video Games in Altering Brain Function </a> 
 
March 28 ANNUAL ROTMAN RESEARCH INSTITUTE AND KLAERU CONFERENCE  
<a href="http://research.baycrest.org/conference" target="_blank" title="Rotman/Klaeru Instit Conference">http://research.baycrest.org/conference</a>

October 3 KRISTIE DUKEWICH (Psychology, St. George Campus, U. of T.)  
Title: A lamb in sheep's clothing: Attempts and failures to connect inhibition of return and habituation  
 
October 10 DATA BLITZ (with inaugural free pizza) 
-  Marta Wnuczko (Psychology, Kennedy & Niemeier Labs, U. of T.)  
“Mirror image arm used in visual and blindfolded pointing”  
-  Jessica Robin (Psychology, Moscovitch Lab, U. of T.)  
“Common and distinct neural networks for episodic and spatial memory”  
-  Rachel Newsome (Psychology, Barense Lab, U. of T.)  
“Minimizing interference improves recognition memory performance in amnesia”  
-  Susan Gillingham (Psychology, Alain Lab, U. of T.)  
“Auditory Search: The Deployment of Attention is a Complex Auditory Scene"  
-  Alex Daros (Psychology, Ruocco Lab, U. of T.)  
“Emotion perception in Borderline Personality Disorder”  
-  Tarek Amer (Psychology, Hasher & Grady Labs, U. of T.)  
"Cognitive Functioning in Older Professional Musicians"
 
October 24 JEFF ZACKS (Psychology, Washington University in St. Louis)  
Title: <a href="../../../../Page26326.aspx.html" title="What Visual Attention Can Reveal about Concept Representation">Event perception, cognitive control, and memory </a> 
 
October 31 DAVOOD GHARA GOZLI (Psychology, St. George Campus, U. of T.)  
Title: <a href="../../../../Page26326.aspx.html" title="What Visual Attention Can Reveal about Concept Representation">What Visual Attention Can Reveal About Concept Representation </a> 
Location: 560A (Ground Floor), Sidney Smith Hall, 100 St. George Street  
 
November 7 MORGAN BARENSE (Psychology, St. George Campus, U. of T.)  
Title: <a href="../../../../Page26327.aspx.html" title="Perceiving, Remembering, and Resolving Interference: Joined By a Common Representational Thread">Perceiving, remembering, and resolving interference: Joined by a common representational thread? </a> 
 
November 14 WIL CUNNINGHAM (Psychology, St. George Campus, U. of T.)  
Title: <a href="../../../../Page249.aspx.html" title="Emotional States from Affective Dynamics">Emotional States from Affective Dynamics </a> 
 
November 21 SPIKE LEE (Rotman School of Management, U. of T.)  
Title: <a href="../../../../Page26328.aspx.html" title="Psychological Consequences of Embodied and Metaphorical Thinking: Empirical Properties and Theoretical Implications">Psychological consequences of embodied and metaphorical thinking: Empirical properties and theoretical implications </a> 
 
November 28 ANDY LEE (Psychology, Scarborough Campus, U. of T.)  
Title: <a href="../../../../Page26328.aspx.html" title="Recognition Memory, Brain Connectivity and Cognitive Training">Recognition memory, brain connectivity and cognitive training </a> 
 
December 5 TAYLOR SCHMITZ (Psychology, St. George Campus, U. of T.)  
Title: Attentional filtering in young and older adulthood 
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<h4>WINTER 2011</h4>

January 12 ASAF GILBOA (Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest) 
Title: Can the neocortex rapidly learn Tenrecas? Evidence from lesion, neuroimaging and behavioral studies of “Fast Mapping"  
 
January 19 NIGEL GOPIE (Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest) 
Title: Memory’s role in our social interactions 
 
January 26 TOMÁŚ PAUS (Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest) 
Title: Hormones and faces  
 
TALK CANCELLED 
February 2 MARGARET McKINNON (St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton) 
TItle: Effects of affective dysregulation on autobiographical memory and social cognition in patients with neuropsychiatric illness 
 
February 9 BRIAN LEVINE (Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest)  
Title: Cognition, reserve, and rehabilitation in patients with damage to distributed brain systems 
 
February 16 JORDAN POPPENK (Princeton University) 
Title: Ebbinghaus was right: the familiarity bonus in memory and its neural mechanisms 
 
February 23 READING WEEK (no meeting) 
 
March 2 JESSICA GRAHN (MRC, Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit, Cambridge, UK) 
Title: The role of motor areas in musical rhythm and beat perception 
 
March 9 MARY PAT McANDREWS (Neuropsychology Clinic, Toronto Western Hospital) 
Title: Changes in autobiographical memory networks as a consequence of hippocampal dysfunction or excision 
 
March 16 ELIZABETH HAMPSON (Psychology, University of Western Ontario) 
Title: Estrogen and working memory 
 
March 23 DATA BLITZ 
 
March 30 ROTMAN CONFERENCE 
 
April 6 ROBERT WEISBERG (Temple University) (TALK CANCELLED) 
April 6 <a href="2010-11/data2.htm" title="Data Blitz">DATA BLITZ</a> (with traditional pizza) (NOW SCHEDULED) 
 
SPECIAL ADDITIONAL TALK, THURSDAY JUNE 16 FROM 12:00 to 1:00 p.m. 
CHARLES GROSS (Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience, Princeton University) 
Title: Tales in the History of Neuroscience: Three Neuroscientists Who Were Before Their TIme 
Dr. Gross's talk will take place in Sidney Smith Hall, Room 560A (on the ground floor)

September 28 DATA BLITZ (with inaugural free pizza) 
 
October 5 STEPHANIE GOODHEW (Psychology, University of Toronto)  
Title: On the fate of visual stimuli masked by object substitution  
 
October 12 DAVID MANDEL (Defence Research and Development Canada-Toronto)  
Title: Framing, Language, and Reason  
 
October 19 TIMOTHY WELSH (Physical Education and Health, University of Toronto)  
Title: The way two complete a task and learn from each other: Attention and action in social movement contexts  
 
October 26 JED MELTZER (Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest Centre)  
Title: <a href="../../../../Page26276.aspx.html" title="Language and the Three Halves of the Brain">Language and the three halves of the brain</a>  
 
November 2 KEITH OATLEY (Human Development & Applied Psychology, University of Toronto)  
Title: <a href="../../../../Page26300.aspx.html" title="Six Reasons Why the Psychology of Fiction is Important for Psychology Generally">Six reasons why the psychology of fiction is important for psychology generally</a>  
 
November 9 ADAM ANDERSON (Psychology, University of Toronto)  
Title: The Positive Neuroscience Project (PNP) 
 
November 16 KAREN CAMPBELL (Psychology, University of Toronto)  
Title: <a href="../../../../Page26302.aspx.html" title="Age Differences in Attentional Control: Implications for Associative Memory">Age differences in attentional control: Implications for associative memory</a>  
 
November 23 JASON OZUBKO (Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest Centre)  
Title: <a href="../../../../Page26299.aspx.html" title="Is Cued Recall Really Superior to Free Recall? Item-Specific Cues Improve the Accuracy of Guesses but Provide No True Memory Benefit">Is cued recall really superior to free recall? Item-specific cues improve the accuracy of guesses but provide no true memory benefit</a>  
 
November 30 LIXIA YANG (Psychology, Ryerson University)  
Title: <a href="../../../../Page26304.aspx.html" title="The Self-Reference Effect in Emotional Memory: Spontaneous or Effortful Mnemonic Benefits?">The self-reference effect in emotional memory: Spontaneous or effortful mnemonic benefits?</a>  
 
December 7 CAROL GREENWOOD (Nutritional Sciences, University of Toronto)  
Title: <a href="../../../../Page26303.aspx.html" title="The Fattening of America: Cognitive Implications">The fattening of America: Cognitive implications</a> 
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<h4>WINTER 2010</h4>

Jan. 27 JENNIFER CAMPOS (iDAPT, Toronto Rehabilitation Inst. Toronto) (Adjunct Member, Centre for Vision Research, York Univ.)  
“Multisensory self-motion perception in real and virtual environments”  
 
Feb. 3 DAVID SHERRY (Psychology, University of Western Ontario)  
“Memory for past and future outcomes in food-storing birds”  
 
Feb. 10 RHODRI CUSACK (MRC Cognition & Brain Sciences, Univ. Cambridge, U.K.)  
“Using dynamically adaptive imaging to characterise the representations underlying perception, imagery and short-term memory”  
 
Feb. 24 GREG WEST & JAY PRATT (U of T – St. George)  
“Evolutionary influences on the prioritization of visual stimuli”  
 
Mar. 03 STEVEN FRANCONERI (Northwestern University)  
“Visual spatial relationship representation as a sequence of attentional shifts”  
 
Mar. 10 MICHAEL INZLICHT (U of T - Scarborough)  
“Regulatory fatigue: Neurophysiological evidence that initial acts of control affect subsequent control and emotion”  
 
Mar. 17 LYNN NADEL (Psychology, University of Arizona)  
”Hippocampus and memory”  
 
Mar. 24 MONICA CASTELHANO (Psychology, Queen’s University)  
 
Mar. 31 SARA SHETTLEWORTH & ADAM ANDERSON (U of T – St. George )  
“Darwinian themes in contemporary psychology”  
 
Apr. 07 JENNIFER RYAN (Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest)  
”Memory binding in aging and amnesia: Deficits and avenues to remediation”  
 
Apr. 14 SPECIAL EVENT. “IN SEARCH OF MEMORY”  
“Documentary film (2009) about the life and work of Eric Kandel”

September 29 DATA BLITZ (with inaugural free pizza) 
 
October 6 LEE RYAN (University of Arizona) 
Title: Understanding age-related compensation: Varying task demands in source, associative memory, and semantic memory 
 
October 13 NICHOLAS RULE (Psychology Department, St. George Campus, University of Toronto) 
Title: The cognitive neuroscience of first impressions 
 
October 20 JAMES BROCKMOLE (University of Notre Dame)  
Title: Attention, memory, and scene processing 
 
October 27 NATHAN ROSE (Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest)  
Title: A processing approach to the working memory/long-term memory distinction: Evidence from the levels-of-processing span task  
 
November 3 BRADLEY BUCHSBAUM (Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest) 
Title: A comparison of brain activation during perception and vivid remembering of  movies 
 
November 10 MARTIN WOJTOWICZ (Department of Physiology, University of Toronto) 
Title: Role of adult-born hippocampal neurons in proactive and retroactive interference. Evidence from animal experiments 
 
November 17 CLAUDE ALAIN (Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest) 
Title: The auditory 'what' and 'where in humans: 10 years later 
 
November 24 JOANNE ROVET (Pediatrics and Psychology, University of Toronto) 
Title: Prenatal contributions to atypical hipposcampal development: Studies of early thyroid hormone deprivation and fetal alcohol exposure in adolescents 
 
December 1 YOAV KESSLER (Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest) 
Title: Working memory updating
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Jan. 21 JAY PRATT (Psychology, U of T – St. George)  
“Orienting and responding: Examining varieties of attention”  
 
Jan. 28 BRIAN LEVINE (Rotman Research Institute-Baycrest Centre)  
“Dissociating elements of autobiographical memory with neuropsychology and neuroimaging”  
 
Feb. 04 ROBIN GREEN (Clinical Neuropsychology, Toronto Rehab)  
“Recent findings from the traumatic brain injury recovery study at Toronto Rehab: Mechanisms of recovery and post-recovery decline”  
 
Mar. 04 ANDREEA DIACONESCU (Rotman Research Inst-Baycrest Centre) PART I  
YUNJO LEE (Rotman Research Inst-Baycrest Centre) PART II  
PART I “What” and “where” preparatory task sets in auditory and visual system: behavioural and neural correlates”  
PART II “Deficits in face and object processing in normal aging and developmental prosopagnosia: behavioural and fMRI studies”  
 
Mar. 11 KARI HOFFMAN (Psychology, York University)  
“Face processing in the monkey using behavioral, electrophysiological, and fMRI techniques” 
 
Mar. 18 DOUGLAS GARRETT (Rotman Research Institute-Baycrest Centre)  
”The importance of brain variability ”  
 
Mar. 25 MARY PETERSON (Psychology, University of Arizona)  
”Inhibitory competition and context effects in Figure-Ground Perception”  
 
Apr. 01 NASEEM AL-AIDROOS (U of T- St. George) PART 1  
STEPHEN EMRICH (U of T – St. George) PART 11  
”Interactions between working memory and visual attention”  
 
Apr. 08 TOM SCHWEIZER (Neurosurgery, St. Michael’s Hospital)  
”Cognitive contributions from the brain’s basement
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