Learning & Memory

steve mahler

Stephen V. Mahler, PhD

In order to attain a natural reward like food, water, or sex, animals must know what and where rewards are, […]

Gyorgy Glur

Gyorgy Lur, PhD

Neurons in the neocortex are bombarded with thousands of inputs representing different senses, memories of past events or internal goals.

Liz Chrastil, PhD

At the Spatial Neuroscience lab, we study human path integration, spatial memory, and large-scale navigation in complex environments. Our lab

Robert Hunt

Robert Hunt, PhD

My lab focuses on conditions of brain development and injury where a treatment does not yet exist. We are creating

Tallie Z. Baram, MD, PhD

Our past experiences influence who we are.  In the Baram lab we focus on early-life events, and especially early-life adversity

Marcelo Wood

Marcelo Wood, PhD

Long-term memory storage is an essential process to human life. Without long-term memory, we would not be able to remember

Javier Diaz Alonso

Javier Diaz Alonso, PhD

Throughout the brain, neurons communicate with each other through synapses, where neuronal specializations—presynaptic terminals, equipped with neurotransmitter release machineries, and

Craig Stark

Craig Stark, PhD

Dr. Stark’s research investigates the neural bases of human long-term memory. He uses multiple forms of MRI imaging (functional, structural,

Raju Metherate

Raju Metherate, PhD

The long-term goal of my lab is to understand how nicotinic acetylcholine receptors (nAChRs) regulate neural processing in auditory cortex,

Cahill, Larry, PhD

Sex influences on brain function 116 Bonney Center, UC IrvineIrvine, CA, 92617

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