dynamic brain lab

memory
cognitive control
learning
brain networks
electrophysiology
development

We are a research group at the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago, IL.

We study the brain dynamics underlying information encoding, retrieval, and use across the human lifespan, from neurons to large-scale networks.

Research combines methods from cognitive psychology and human neuroscience, including invasive and noninvasive electrophysiology, electrical stimulation, structural neuroimaging, and eye tracking.

Outcomes of our research advance basic science and translate to better quality of life.

news

Yessenia awarded fellowship!

Congratulations to our PhD student Yessenia Rivera, who was awarded an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship for her proposal, Setting the stage: A neurophysiological approach to memory development from childhood into…

Welcome Sophie Ack!

Welcome to PhD student Sophie Ack! During her rotation in the lab, Sophie will sort out the roles of prefrontal and posterior parietal cortices in working-memory based decision making using…

Joe awarded training grant!

Congratulations to our PhD student Joe Kelly, who was awarded a training grant by the NINDS-funded program on the neuroscience of human cognition!

Josset awarded training grant!

Congratulations to our PhD student Josset Yarbrough, who was awarded a training grant by the NINDS-funded program on the neuroscience of human cognition!

Zach wins CNS postdoc award!

Congratulations to postdoctoral scholar Dr. Zach Cross, who received the Cognitive Neuroscience Society Postdoctoral Fellowship Award! Come learn about his exciting project, Age-related differences in theta oscillations across development: Insights from…

Yessenia awarded training grant!

Congratulations to our PhD student Yessenia Rivera, who was awarded a training grant by the NIMH-funded program on the neurobiology of information storage!

Dynamic Brain Lab slays at SfN!

Congratulations to Josset Yarbrough, Dr. Zach Cross, Lindsay Shi, Samantha Gray, and Yessenia Rivera (left to right) on their awesome presentations at the 2023 Society for Neuroscience meeting! Some of…

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