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

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!

Reserve and Resilience Meeting in Bethesda

Amber, Sabina, and Dr. Rugg attended the 3rd Workshop on Research Definitions for Reserve and Resilience in Cognitive Aging & Dementia. The workshop was held from October 31-November 1, 2021 in Bethesda, MD.

Welcome Eduardo and Josh!

We are very pleased to welcome Eduardo Hernandez and Joshua Olivier to the fNIM lab. Eduardo is joining us as our new Lab manager, and Josh is our new Research assistant. Their short bios are now posted on our people page. We are looking forward to working with you, Eduardo and Josh!

fNIM lab to restart research with volunteers

After a year’s pause, we are pleased to announce that fNIM lab is restarting data collection with volunteers. If you are interested in participating in our research, navigate to the Participate page or click here to learn more.

Congratulations to Chris, Seham and Amber!

Warmest congratulations to our Research assistants, Chris, Seham and Amber on their acceptances to graduate school! Chris will be joining the lab of Dr. Andrew Yonelinas at UC Davis, Seham will be joining the lab of Dr. Joshua Koen at the University of Notre Dame, and Amber will transition to being a graduate student in … Read more

New beginnings for Paul and welcoming Sandra to the fNIM lab.

Dr. Paul Hill, our former postdoc, is leaving the fNIM lab to join the Human Spatial Cognition Lab with Dr. Arne Ekstrom at the University of Arizona. Although Paul is relocating to Arizona, he will continue to collaborate with us on an upcoming project. We are very excited for him and we wish him the … Read more