Have you ever wondered how you are able to remember where things are? Or how you remember faces? Your ability to do these seemingly simple, but very complex, processes encompasses the field of visual cognition.

In the Visual Cognition Lab, we study the cognitive processes associated with processing and representing visual information. We focus on visual short-term memory for objects, and how other processes like attention and long-term memory influence the ability to remember information over the short-term.

Here you will find more information on our research projects, people who make it all happen, and how to get involved by volunteering in the lab or participating in a study.