Members of the Spatial Neuroscience Lab presented their research at the 56th Annual Society for Neuroscience (SfN) Conference!
Liz Chrastil – Building Consensus about Human Posterior Medial Cortex
Mike Starrett Ambrose – Increased processing time preserves spatial information across reference frames: The role of posterior medial cortex
Daniela Cossio – Multimodal Imaging Reveals That Structures Supporting Path Integration Are Spared During Early Aging
Marjan Rashidi – Predicting Visuospatial Abilities from Structural MRI Using Pairwise Convolutional Neural Networks
Alina Tu – Distinct navigation strategies and entorhinal correlates of human path integration in immersive virtual reality
Alexa Booras (colab grad student from the Computational Cognitive Neuroscience lab) – Humans adaptively discount successor representations when navigating graph-structured spaces
Tina Hendi – Correlates of trait autism and spatial navigation in a healthy young adult population
Nikhita Kaushik (on the right) & Muhanad Hilal (on the left) – Resting-State Functional Connectivity Analysis of Individual Differences in Spatial Navigation
