Cognitive Brain Mapping Group
The Cognitive Brain Mapping Group (CBMG) brings together labs on campus with a common interest in neuroimaging of cognition. These groups interact at the CBMG colloquia series. Although many of these groups conduct research using MRI at the Center for Translational Imaging, labs are encouraged to present research using other methods such as EEG, TMS, eyetracking and behavior.
Explore the lists below to learn more about CBMG-affiliated faculty.
Beeman, Mark
Professor
Description of Interests
I want to know how people think. I am particularly interested in “high-level cognition,†such as how people understand whole stories, and solve complex problems. I particularly want to know how the br... [more]
Franconeri, Steven
Professor
Description of Interests
We study visual thinking and communication: how it works, and how we can make it work better. At our Visual Thinking Laboratory, a team of researchers explore how leveraging the visual system - the la... [more]
Paller, Ken
Professor, Weinberg College of Arts & Sciences Department of Psychology
Description of Interests
Human memory, perception, and cognition. Biological bases of mental phenomena. Cognitive Neuroscience
Reber, Paul
Professor; Director of Brain, Behavior, & Cognition, Weinberg College of Arts & Sciences Department of Psychology
Description of Interests
How the brain expresses memory and where memory occurs in the brain. Nonconscious perceptual learning of artificial categories.Conscious and nonconscious memory.