Campbell Neurocognitive Aging Lab

Campbell Lab Attends TaMEG

5/17/2019

The Campbell lab attended the Toronto area Memory Group’s 5th annual spring meeting on May 14th, where two of the graduate students, Emily Davis and A. Dawn Ryan, gave talks. Pictured above is Emily Davis, presenting research on eye tracking and memory in older adults. Dawn Ryan presented her thesis research, investigating the role of cortisol on memory performance.

CFI Funding will allow campbell lab to purchase new equipment

4/2/2019

Dr. Campbell has been awarded a grant from the Canadian Foundation for Innovation to purchase new EEG and eye-tracker systems for the lab. These systems have high temporal precision; that is, they can record effects that only last for a few milliseconds in the brain or eyes. Since attention effects are often short-lived, this equipment will allow the Campbell lab to gain a better understanding of how aging affects one's ability to pay attention. For more information, see the full story in the Brock News.

Dawn RYan presents research at memorial

3/7/2019

Campbell lab graduate student, Dawn Ryan, traveled to Newfoundland last week to give two talks at her alma mater, Memorial University (Grenfell Campus).

Dr. Campbell keynote speaker at local conference

2/14/2019

Dr. Campbell gave one of the keynote talks at the Lake Ontario Visionary Establishment (LOVE) Conference in Niagara Falls last week. She spoke about how age differences in memory and language may be explained by the kinds of tasks we commonly use in psychology. Dr. Stephen Emrich, also from Brock Psychology, gave a roast of Dr. Campbell before the talk, as is tradition at the annual LOVE conference.

Campbell lab at the walk for alzheimer's

1/29/2019

The Campbell lab (and friends/family) participated in the Walk for Alzheimer's this past weekend. Thanks to everyone's generous donations, we were able to raise over $1,300 to support local programs and services in the Niagara Region.

welcoming the lab's newest "member"

10/17/2018

The Neurocognitive Aging Lab welcomed its newest "member" in September, with the birth of Dr. Campbell's third child. Mom and baby are doing well, if a little tired!

No doubt it won't be long before this little boy is also coming in to the Lifespan Centre to take part in experiments!

Three new graduate students join the lab

8/28/2018

We are excited to have three new graduate students join the lab this fall. Sarah and Emily are veterans, having worked in the lab as undergraduates. While Tiago joins us from São Paulo, where he completed his MA in Neuroscience. Welcome all!

Congratulations dawn!

6/4/2018

MA student, Dawn Ryan, has been awarded an Ontario Graduate Scholarship to support her research on stereotype threat and stress in older adults. Dawn's research will further our understanding of why expecting to do poorly on a memory test makes you do poorly. Is it all in the mind or do hormones play a role?

Congrats Sarah!

5/23/2018

Incoming grad student, Sarah Henderson, has been awarded an Ontario Graduate Scholarship to support her MA research on age differences in memory. Sarah recently completed her undergraduate honours thesis in the lab, looking at age differences in the neural underpinnings of voluntary vs involuntary memory. We are very excited that she decided to stay on in the lab for grad school!

NSERC for EMILY!

4/17/2018

We are very proud of Emily Davis for winning a Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada Graduate Scholarship-Master's Award. Emily is currently working as our lab manager, but she will be starting as a graduate student in the lab this September. Not sure how we're going to run the lab without Emily at the helm, but clearly she is destined for bigger and brighter things. Congratulations Emily!

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