The CAN Lab, in the Department of Psychology at Penn State, examines the effects of aging on memory.
The Cognitive Aging & Neuroimaging (CAN) Lab, in the Department of Psychology at Penn State, examines the effects of aging on learning and memory processes using both behavioral and functional neuroimaging (fMRI) methods. Our lab focuses on several cognitive processes associated with learning and memory including the study of true memories, false memories, relational memories, implicit learning an
06/11/2024
Interested in learning about memory? We are recruiting adults ages 60-85 years old for a study involving memory tests and MRI scanning at Penn State. If you or someone you know might be interested, gives us a call at (814) 865-0878 or email at [email protected] to learn more!
04/26/2024
Earlier this month, our lab presented multiple research projects in Toronto at the Cognitive Neuroscience Society and Society for the Neuroscience of Creativity meetings! We were all so excited to share our work with the hundreds of amazing researchers from around the world that attended these conferences.
04/26/2024
As we near the end of the spring semester, we want to celebrate the amazing work that our undergraduate researchers have done this year! These amazing students presented their research at various conferences at Penn State this past month. We are so proud of their hard work!
09/12/2023
At the CAN Lab, we are dedicated to improving our understanding of memory and aging. More updates on upcoming projects coming soon!
09/01/2023
Welcome back to the CAN Lab! We are so excited about our upcoming projects this semester.
08/13/2023
Dr. Jordan Chamberlain showing off that swagger. Congrats Jordan !!!
08/12/2023
Introducing Luke Dubec from the CAN Lab!
08/11/2023
Introducing Spencer Chase from the CAN Lab!
08/10/2023
Introducing Becky Wagner from the CAN Lab!
08/09/2023
Introducing Alexa Becker from the CAN Lab!
08/08/2023
Introducing Cat Carpenter from the CAN Lab!