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| Lab Introduction |
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| Welcome
to the home page of the Human Information Processing Laboratory at
Vanderbilt University, headed by Dr. René Marois. Research in the lab
centers on the neural basis of attention and information processing in
the human brain using fMRI and psychophysical tools. We are particularly
interested in understanding the neural basis of attentional capacity
limits (e.g. Why can we only attend to very few objects at a time? Why
can't we select or execute more than one task at a time?). We are also
interested in understanding the relationships between attention, working
memory, and awareness. |
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Learn about
Dr. René Marois |
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Be a Volunteer |
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| Vanderbilt University Department of Psychology |
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| Participate in a Marois Lab experiment! Learn about volunteering. |
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