Anke successfully defends her dissertation entitled Behavioral and Neural Correlates of Motor Sequence Learning and Memory Consolidation in Children. 

Congrats Anke!!   🎉.  👏. 🍻

Check out new preprint - The effect of a post-learning nap on motor memory consolidation in people with Parkinson's disease: a randomised control trial

We are excited to serve as a local (Salt Lake City) hub for the International Sleep Replay Workshop. 

New preprint in the lab - Impaired online and enhanced offline motor sequence learning in individuals with Parkinson's disease

Brad visits Rowland Hall High School to discuss the importance of sleep for health as well as learning & memory

Raclette party! 🧀 🍷

Excited to host Dr. Ian Greenhouse from The Action Control Lab at the University of Oregon for a few days at the U!

Abba successfully proposes her master's thesis entitled Exercise and Inhibition in Deep Brain Regions.  Well done Abba!

New paper in Journal of Neuroscience - The hippocampus represents information about movements in their temporal position in a learned motor sequence 

Check out preprint from our close collaborators in the Sleep and Motor Memory Lab. The capacity of the medial temporal lobe to represent memory items in their ordinal position in a sequence is domain general. 

Owen and Emily join the LMN!!! 

Ryder presents his poster at the 2024 Undergraduate Research Symposium! 

Brad presents at DCD15-IMDRC6, a joint conference of the International Motor Development Research Consortium and the International Society of Research and Advocacy for Developmental Coordination Disorder in Ghent, Belgium. 

2nd Annual Departmental Research Away Day was a tremendous success!!

Obvious winner of the day was the dizzy bat..

Anke's first paper from her PhD research is published in Communcations Psychology. Children exhibit a developmental advantage in the offline processing of a learned motor sequence.