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University of Pennsylvania
Department of Psychology
3720 Walnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104-6241
Office: 3401 Walnut Street, 309C
Office phone: 215.746.0425
Lab: 3401 Walnut Street, 309C
Lab phone: 215.898.8011
Fax: 215.746.6848
E-mail: apjha@psych.upenn.edu
Research Interests
The ability to perceive, plan, and act requires a coordinated effort
of working memory and attention. The research in our laboratory focuses
on investigating the neural bases of both of these cognitive functions
as well as their interrelationship. We use a variety of cognitive neuroscience
techniques such as functional MRI, event-related potentials, and behavioral
signal detection methods. The combined use of these techniques allows
for the localization of function within neuroanatomic space as well
as the ability understand how component attentional and working memory
operations unfold in time with millisecond temporal resolution.
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