Research
The Buchsbaum lab studies how memories are stored, represented, and reactivated in the brain. We use functional neuroimaging (fMRI), behavioural, and eye-tracking methods to investigate conscious memories. We are especially interested in how the quality and fidelity of complex memories—whether language-based, visual, or multimodal—can be captured, quantified, and modeled using data acquired from neuroimaging and eye-tracking measures.
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Memory Reactivation
Using fMRI pattern analysis to study the recall of complex memories
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Eye-Movement Reinstatement
Studying eye-movement patterns as a window into memory recall
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Memory, Speech, and Language
How does the brain perceive, store, and produce language?
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Vividability
Why are some memories more vivid than others? The role of stimulus-driven factors in memory vividness
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