The Memory and Eye Movements lab is directed by Dr. Michelle Ramey. We investigate human memory at a basic level and in aging using eyetracking, novel paradigm design, and computational modeling.

Our main focus is on probing the processes underlying episodic memory, particularly our ability to recognize things we have seen before. We also leverage interactions between memory and other cognitive processes, primarily visual attention and semantic knowledge, to better understand memory itself.

The U of A Experimental and Clinical psychology doctoral programs are no longer requiring the GRE for admissions. However, we encourage students to consider submitting GRE scores in order to be eligible for university-wide doctoral fellowships.

1.  Episodic Memory
2. Semantic Memory
3. Visual Attention
4. Aging

To apply to the University of Arkansas Graduate School and to the Psychological Science Ph.D. program, please read these instructions carefully and submit all required materials by the program deadlines.