Welcome! Anjana
We are excited to have Anjana Sumathy Anandan join the fNIM lab. She’s a graduate student at UT Dallas pursuing her Master’s in Applied Cognition and Neuroscience. Check out the People page to learn more about Anjana.
Adios! Karel
Thank you & Best Wishes! Karel as you wrap up your summer academic visit here at the FNIM lab and head back to Spain.
Farewell Sabina!
Best Wishes! to Sabina on her next adventure at the University of Arizona. You have made an incredible impact and served as an inspiration as a key member of the FNIM team. Keep on Shining.
Outreach at Hope for Caregiver Conference
FNIM Lab members Josh and Mingzhu at the Hope for Caregiver Conference @ Prestonwood Baptist Church in the DFW metroplex.
Welcome Karel!
We are excited to welcome Karel Lopez Vilaret, a visiting PhD student from Pablo de Olavide University in Seville, Spain. Karel will be working in the fNIM lab this summer as he develops a new research project examining age differences in neural selectivity. Welcome Karel!
Sabina defended her dissertation!
Congratulations to Sabina Srokova, a graduate student of the fNIM Lab, for defending her dissertation: The relationship between age, cognitive performance, and the neural correlates of episodic memory encoding and retrieval.
Welcome Nehal and Malavika!
Nehal Shahanawaz, a former undergraduate student at the fNIM lab, successfully completed his undergraduate studies and we are very excited to see him continue his work with us as our new Research Assistant! Nehal majored in Neuroscience here at UT Dallas and he is currently preparing to apply to medical schools. We are also pleased … Read more
Congratulations to Sabina on the successful defense of her dissertation proposal
fNIM graduate student Sabina Srokova successfully defended her dissertation proposal, entitled ‘Effects of Age on Neural Specificity at Memory Encoding and Retrieval and the Relationship with Memory Performance and Eye Movement Behaviors‘, on March 25th. Well done Sabina!
Song Liu defended her dissertation!
Warmest congratulations to fNIM’s graduate student Song Liu who successfully defended her dissertation, entitled ‘Effects of Age on Neural Correlates of Episodic Encoding and Brain Structures, and the Relation to Cognitive Performance’. Great job, Song!