About this research opportunity
The Memory & Attention Control Laboratory will be hosting three weekly virtual laboratory experiences. The experience revolves around research being conducted in the laboratory on the topics of attention, retrospective memory, and prospective memory. Students will attend weekly meetings to discuss cognitive neuroscience research methods and their application to studying these three topics. Students will have opportunities to read and discuss research papers, learn how to program experiments in Python, learn how to analyze data in Matlab or R, and help contribute to projects that are being conducted in the lab here at ASU on the Tempe campus.
Students may elect to receive course credit (NEU 499) for this experience.
We are excited to work with ASU Online students within The College of Liberal Arts & Sciences who have interest in cognitive neuroscience as well as students who are interested in the cognitive basis for human behavior.
Students can email Dr. Brewer at gene.brewer@asu.edu
Dr. Gene Brewer: gene.brewer@asu.edu