Sarah Kalinowski

Grad student in Schacter Memory Lab at @Harvard interested in episodic memory retrieval // she, her

[Sarah Kalinowski @SEKalinowski]

Autobiographical memories are retrieved over time. But what brain regions are involved as specific event details are dynamically recalled? We found transient neural activity related to recall of specific details in category-selective cortex. https://t.co/8JPJt73ueX

[Charan Ranganath @CharanRanganath]

Good news with a pending grant, so I will be posting an ad for postdoctoral researcher opening soon. In the meantime, if you know anyone interested in interactions b/w event cognition, attention/perception, and spatial/episodic memory, please have them reach out to me!

[Sarah Kalinowski @SEKalinowski]

@breannajrogers This process is seriously brutal, and you’re absolutely not alone in this feeling. Happy to look at your materials and/or talk through paths forward if that’d be helpful!

[Brian Levine @briantlevine]

Sad to hear of Endel Tulving’s passing at the age of 96.

Grateful for his everlasting inspiration and generosity.

[Sarah Kalinowski @SEKalinowski]

@TesCharlesworth WJH won't be the same without you (and Cedar) 💜 but we're all so excited for you in this next chapter!!

[Sarah Kalinowski @SEKalinowski]

@nadiabrashier @UCSanDiego @UCSDPsychology Amazing news!! Congratulations 🌞🎉👏

[Sarah Kalinowski @SEKalinowski]

@BoccagnoChelsea Congratulations, Belle! So glad you're answering these important questions

[Sarah Kalinowski @SEKalinowski]

@aw_gilmore @UDelaware AHHH this is fantastic news, congratulations Adrian!!! So well-deserved - your future students are very lucky!

[Sarah Kalinowski @SEKalinowski]

@crewalsh @jesse_rissman Go Catherine!! 🎉

[Yuri-Grace B. Ohashi @YGBOhashi]

I'm excited to coordinate and host this event, co-sponsored by the Harvard Dept of Psychology Undergraduate Office:

Join us for a panel discussion about clinical and research post-bac opportunities across psychology and related fields! Register at https://t.co/3yfTNqTn8a 💭

[Sarah Kalinowski @SEKalinowski]

@haoxue_fan @gershbrain @thephelpslab Beautiful work, Hao! 👏🎉

[Sarah Kalinowski @SEKalinowski]

@ShirleyBWang @rubenvgenugten Go Ruben!! Such a fantastic role for a fantastic person 🥳

[Arunima Sarin @SarinArunima]

If you are (or know anyone who is) applying to grad school or RA positions this fall, check out PPREP - a free 2 day informational and mentoring event hosted by Harvard Psychology! Anyone from anywhere can apply!! Applications due by 9/16 #psychtwitter

[Shruti Japee @ShrutiJapee]

The Lab of Brain and Cognition at NIH invites you to a symposium honoring Dr. Leslie G. Ungerleider: Neural Foundations of Vision and Cognition to be held at NIH (with videocast) on Sept 19th-20th, 2022.
Registration at: https://t.co/DANyzrcIIp
@IRPatNIH @NIMHgov
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[Wilma Bainbridge @WilmaBainbridge]

New preprint w/ @Chris_I_Baker: we scanned people watching memories they recorded w/ @1SecondEveryday from up to 7 yrs ago and find a memory content map w/ subregions for memory age, strength, and content (people & place) info in medial parietal cortex! https://t.co/9iFc3ujwnr

[Sarah Kalinowski @SEKalinowski]

@ErikNook YES! Unreal.. I was in love with them both by the end 😭😭

[Sarah Kalinowski @SEKalinowski]

@nicolemlynaryk @UCSDHealthSci Casually an award-winning science writer 🤩

[Sarah Kalinowski @SEKalinowski]

Very cool to see this overt recall dataset reassessed through the lens of construction/elaboration!

[Simon Howard @DrSimonHoward]

Please RT! Join the Psychology of Racism, Identity, Diversity and Equity (PRIDE) lab at the @univmiami !We are looking to hire a full time lab manager starting Aug 2022.

More info/Apply: https://t.co/JlebDxf4rv
Feel free to DM or email me!

[Sarah Kalinowski @SEKalinowski]

@genedonati @nadiabrashier Seems to me that the most parsimonious explanation is that this was a kind exchange between strangers, rather than a conniving plot. So glad you made it safe, Nadia, and have a new friend to boot 💕👯‍♀️

[Tarek Amer @TarekAmerPhD]

Happy to share this paper where we review behavioural and neuroimaging evidence suggesting that older adults store too much information in their memories, relative to young adults. These memory representations can be viewed as "cluttered" or "enriched" depending on the context.