Dr. Kahana's work focuses on neurocomputational mechanisms of human episodic and spatial memory in humans. His laboratory uses mathematical modeling and computational techniques to study human memory applying these quantitative methods both to data from laboratory studies of human memory and from electrophysiological studies done on patients with implanted electrodes. He is a faculty member in the Department of Psychology and teaches BBB259 (Human Memory).
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