Check out the posters from #PhD students Tsvetomila Popova Mila Popova on "#Neural correlates of #face identity learning in a naturalistic setting" (no.11) & Dr Siobhán McAteer on "How holding an item in visual #working #memory affects pre-saccadic shift of attention" (no. 60)😀

Looking forward to the #EPSOnline meeting today and excited to be presenting the first experiment of my PhD. Check out our poster on face learning osf.io/b3rmc/ via Center for Open Science

Next up, we're on to flash talks from our stellar Durham Psychology PhD students! Dr Siobhán McAteer @EmmaDoh27 Mila Popova

How long does it take to truly know someone? We think about a year. New paper, and first for Mila Popova, now online. Durham Psychology sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Our annual Postgraduate Research Conference was a huge success! Thanks to everyone who participated, our keynote speaker Prof Amy Milton & student organisers @Lindarrighi & Tyler W Ross. Congrats also to the prize winners for best talk & best poster, Mila Popova & @Georgia_Sandars!

New paper: How quickly do we learn new faces in everyday life? Mila Popova and I think about 10 minutes of real-life interaction are sufficient. CORTEX Durham Psychology DurhamResearchOnline sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

New paper by Mila Popova and myself. In a longitudinal EEG study, we track how representations of new faces develop over the first 8 months of knowing someone. CORTEX Durham Psychology DurhamResearchOnline sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

How do we recognise familiar faces, animals, scenes, and objects? New paper with Maya Schipper, Mila Popova Mike Burton and Andy Young. Durham Psychology Cognition

How does our memory of newly learnt faces change over the first 24 hours? New paper with Mila Popova, Maya Schipper, Deni Zakriev, Mike Burton, and Andy Young showing ERP evidence for overnight consolidation. Durham Psychology CORTEX sciencedirect.com/science/articl…