Associates in other labs:
Jane Ashby
Tony Mccaffrey
Michael Ross
Nikkia Sawyer
Adrian Staub
Yibei Shen
Lisa Sanders
Lisa is our fearless leader in the wild world of ERP.
Lori Astheimer
Lori is a 3rd year graduate student in the Neuroscience & Behavior Program whose primary research interests are language perception and brain plasticity. Specifically, she is interested in how listeners use basic attentional mechanisms to process the rapidly changing acoustic information that comprises natural speech, and how these listening strategies are influenced by an individual's unique linguistic experience. She is currently using ERPs to study how listeners use temporally selective attention during speech perception to enhance processing at times when word onsets occur, since these instances are especially informative.
Will Bush
Will is in his 3rd year in the Neuroscience and Behavior doctoral program. His research is focused on the spatial and temporal distribution of visual attention. His current studies focus on using ERPs to describe a gradient of endogenous spatial attention. Will is also the current lab web guru.
Ahren Fitzroy
Ahren makes with the music.
Molly Chilingerian
Molly is a
psychology major/senior with plans to graduate in december and hopefully
continue onto grad school the next year fr clinical psychology. She is a research
assistant here in the lab and has been involved in some way in almost every
experiment. Lisa Sanders' Sensation and Perception class drew her into the lab
and since then she has learned things that she would never otherwise experience.
Ashley Winn
Ashley Winn is a third-year student currently working on her English major,
Psychology minor, and Teaching degree. In the lab she enjoys assisting in
experiments, reviewing journal papers, and generally helping out whenever
needed. She is particularly interested in how selective attention plays into
listening to music and speech.
