Vanderbilt Visual Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory
Vanderbilt Visual Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory
Our research focuses on how we perceive, remember, and respond to the most relevant information in our complex environment. To study how our brains perform these astounding feats we use a variety of methods. These include measurements of behavior (manual responses and eye movements), the magnetic and electrical responses from the working brains of humans and nonhuman primates, neuroanatomy, and functional connectivity.
Welcome to the Woodman Lab
•August 20, 2012: Congratulations to Melonie Williams and Jason Sexton on the birth of their son, Jordan. Enjoy the ride.
•August, 2012: Congratulations to Min-Suk Kang on the job offers. Best of luck in the future.
•August, 2012: Julianna Ianni got into graduate school for Biomedical Engineering. Congratulations!
•May 13, 2012: Many thanks to the Vision Sciences Society and Elsevier for the recognition of our work with the Young Investigator Award to our PI, Dr. Woodman.
•March, 2012: Adrienne DiRaddo will be starting nursing school in August, specializing in mental health care. We’ll miss you and best of luck!
•January 1, 2012: In coming postdoc Josh Cosman and Bethanie had a baby girl. Congratulations! Josh will be starting in the lab in February, bleary eyed and full of love.
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Supported by NSF and NEI of NIH