Fellows
Congratulations to our 2024 CNLM Award Recipients!
Welcome to the New CNLM Fellows
Dear Colleagues, Please join me in welcoming eleven new Fellows to the Center for the Neurobiology of Learning and Memory. This honor is given to faculty members who were nominated…
Read MoreJoin us for the 2023/24 CNLM Colloquium Series
Dear CNLM Community, Download Event Flyer We are excited to announce the 2023-2024 Thomas Henry Curtis CNLM Colloquium Series and extend a warm invitation to join us on Tuesdays in…
Read MoreCNLM Team Welcomes Dr. Morgan Coburn!
September 5, 2023 Dear CNLM Community, I am delighted to introduce Dr. Morgan Coburn as the newest member of the CNLM Team! Morgan officially joined us September 1st as an…
Read MoreSweet smell of success: Simple fragrance method produces major memory boost
UCI neuroscientists have discovered that when fragrances are wafted through the bedrooms of older adults for two hours every night for six months, memories skyrocketed by 226%. The project was…
Read MoreUncovering the Impact of Social Determinants on the Risk of Alzheimer Disease: Michael Yassa, PhD
RSVP Today! CNLM Colloquium with Laura Ewell – May 9
Sparse to dense networks: pattern separation and completion in health and epilepsy Tuesday, May 9, 2023 11:00 am – 12:00 pm PT Herklotz Conference Center* Laura Ewell, Ph.D. Assistant Professor…
Read MoreRSVP Today! CNLM Colloquium with Megan Peters – April 4
Neurocomputational approaches to the study of perceptual awareness Tuesday, April 4, 2023 11:00 am – 12:00 pm PT Herklotz Conference Center* Megan Peters, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Cognitive Science School of…
Read MoreCNLM Award Submissions NOW OPEN!
2023 CNLM Awards APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN The Center for the Neurobiology of Learning and Memory (CNLM) offers awards to exceptional postdoctoral researchers, graduate trainees, undergraduates students and Faculty Fellows. Trainee recipients…
Read MoreBotox Injections In Forehead Can Change How Brains Process Emotions
A small study by UCI researchers found that botox injections to a person’s forehead may alter the way their brain interprets and processes other people’s emotions. Apparently, when people see…
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