With the 2007 Cognitive Neuroscience Society Meeting taking place in New York, Dr. Friedman and several colleagues decided to take the opportunity to meet on a smaller scale and take an in-depth look at research being performed in their labs. The result was a full day of exploration and discussion on current memory research.

The following are the presentations upon which the discussion revolved, ordered by the presenter’s last name.
 

Presentations from the PreCNS Meeting held on May 4, 2007

Marianne de Chastelaine - ERP Correlates of Familiarity- and Recollection-Based Recognition: Modification by Study-Test Repetition

Andrea Greve - Memorising events depends on your knowledge about the world

Jennifer Mangels - Prediction Error in Declarative Memory

Alberto Manzi - ERPs Underlying Succesful Encoding of Face-Name Associations

Doreen Nessler - Do age-related ERP differences at retrieval persist when recognition performanceand left-frontal negativity during encodingare age-invariant?

Leun Otten - The Influence of Neural Context on Memory

More photos from the 2007 meeting: One, Two, Three, Four, Five, and Six
 

Presentations from the PreCNS Meeting held on April 8, 2005

Marianne de Chastelaine - Recall to reject and contextual discrimination: The influence of contextual distinctiveness on the control of recollection in exclusion tasks

Yael Cycowicz - The Functional Significance of the Late Negative Parietal- Occipital EM Effect

Daniela Czernochowski - Processing of target and nontarget information during memory retrieval in children and young adults

Jane Herron - ERP correlates of retrieval orientation: cue-related and item-related measures

Axel Mecklinger - The retrieval of inter-item and intra-item associations

Doreen Nessler - Late Episodic Memory effects (and their possible association with weak memory traces) and Age-related effects

Bertram Opitz - Contribution of Familiarity and Recollection to Associative Recognition Memory

Ed Wilding - Electrophysiological indices of strategic retrieval processing

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