 Research conducted by Emily Davis, Hannah Thomas, and Matthew Price, and supervised by Karen Campbell and Caitlin Mahy has been shared to the public in a community-friendly graphic summarizing their research. The summary graphic can be found on the Lifespan Institute Website, or on their social media @brock_ldri (see Instagram below). The full research publication from Memory (2025) is also posted below.  On Sunday May 25, the Campbell lab and friends took part in the Alzheimer's Society of Niagara's annual walk to raise funds for local dementia care and support. The lab raised a record-breaking $1,932 this year, bringing our total funds raised to over $13,702 since 2019 for this great cause! A big thank you to Hannah Thomas for organizing our team this year.
 Congratulations to Hannah Thomas on receiving an Ontario Graduate Scholarship to help fund the second year of her MA. Keep up the great work!
 Dr. Campbell was a guest on the Association for Psychological Science's podcast, Under the Cortex, discussing how hyper-binding (the formation of TOO MANY associations) affects memory in older adults and others with reduced attentional control.
Give it a listen! https://www.psychologicalscience.org/news/utc-2024-aging-impacts-memory-recall.html  Dr. Campbell and others from the Brain Resilience & Diversity in Aging & Dementia Collaboratory were interviewed for the latest edition of Mind Over Matter magazine. They argue for the importance of including more diverse samples in our research and examining how lifestyle and demographic factors can affect neurocognitive aging. Check out the articles here.
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