Every year, the Center for Academic Research and Training in Anthropogeny (CARTA) hosts a student symposium. It’s a chance for students, faculty, outside researchers, and funders to get a glimpse into the research and interests of students within the anthropogeny Ph.D specialization track. Since I am a recent member of CARTA, my talk served as my introduction to others within the organization.

If you’d like to view my five-minute talk called “Basic Memory Science: Recognition and Long-term Memory” or the talks of my colleagues, you can do so here. (This link will eventually become private by the organization. Please contact me if you do not have access and would like to view the talk.)