Research Centers & Laboratories

Our department is home to a number of different research facilities and labs. Faculty and students in our department have access to state-of-the-art equipment to conduct projects in each of the department's six focus areas.

Below is an alphabetical list of faculty research labs and university-wide centers with ties to reseachers in our department.

Animal Cognition Laboratory (Dr. Jonathon Crystal)

Bio-Imaging Research Center (BIRC)

Biomedical and Health Sciences Institute (BHSI)

Center for Research and Engagement in Diversity (RED)

Clinical Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory (Dr. Brett Clementz & Dr. Jennifer
   McDowell)

Culture, Diversity, & Intergroup Relations Lab (Dr. Victoria Plaut)

Experimental and Clinical Psychopharmacology Laboratory (Dr. James MacKillop)

Family Relationships in Late Life Project (Dr. Gail Williamson)

Georgia Decision Laboratory (Dr. Adam Goodie)

Human Cognitive Processing Laboratory (Dr. Richard L. Marsh)

Infant Research Lab (Dr. Janet Frick)

Institute for Behavioral Research (IBR)

Memory, Attention, & Individual Differences Lab (Dr. Nash Unsworth)

Neuropsychology and Memory Assessment Laboratory (Dr. L. Stephen Miller)

Primate Cognition and Behavior Laborabory (Dr. Dorothy Fragaszy)

Regents' Center for Learning Disabilities

Walker Laboratory (Dr. Rheeda Walker)

	<< A research participant reads instructions for a prospective memory experiment in Dr. Richard Marsh's lab.
	<< Dr. Randy Hammond working in his vision research lab.
	<< Students in Dr. Janet Frick's Infant Research Lab conduct studies on the development of visual attention and learning in young infants.
	<< Observing a child's manual skills in Dr. Dorothy Fragaszy's Skill Development Lab.
	<< A Neuroscience & Behavior graduate student works in Dr. Andrea Hohmann's lab.
	<< Cognitive & Neuroscience program graduate students work with state-of-the-art brain imaging equipment (including EEG, MEG, and fMRI).
	<< Members of the Crystal Lab are actively exploring several facets of animal cognition.