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SUMMARY: Spring 2022 Quinn Memorial Lecture featuring Dr. Lynn Nadel
DESCRIPTION: Dr. Lynn Nadel will be presenting his research on 'Hippocampal
  Cognitive Maps: Memory and Context'.
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 eight="402" /></p><p><span data-key="107">The Department of Psychology is t
 hrilled to host Dr. Lynn Nadel</span><span data-key="110">\, a pioneer in t
 he study of memory\, as guest speaker at our annual Quinn Memorial Lecture.
  </span>We look forward to you joining us either virtually or in person.</p
 ><h3><span id="email_">This event is free but registration is required. <a 
 href="https://quinn.psych.ubc.ca/quinn-memorial-lecture/">Please RSVP here.
 </a></span></h3><p><strong>Note on COVID-19</strong><br />We understand tha
 t the ever-evolving situation around the COVID-19 pandemic is creating unce
 rtainty. With all restrictions on events and gatherings lifted\, we are cau
 tiously optimistic that we will be able to host our event in person\, altho
 ugh we may switch to an online only format if necessary. As a reminder\, ma
 sks are required in all indoor public spaces on UBC campuses <a href="https
 ://broadcastemail.ubc.ca/2022/04/20/masks-required-in-ubc-public-indoor-spa
 ces-until-june-30/">until June 30\, 2022</a>. <span id="email_3"><span id="
 email_4">For information on how UBC continues to monitor COVID-19\, visit <
 a href="https://covid19.ubc.ca/">covid19.ubc.ca</a></span></span>.</p><hr /
 ><h3>TITLE</h3><p>Brain Development and the Emergence of Learning and Memor
 y in Humans and Other Animals</p><h3>ABSTRACT</h3><p>Cognitive map theory p
 roposed multiple memory systems\, one of which\, centered on the hippocampu
 s\, develops postnatally. This talk will consider three kinds of implicatio
 ns of this late development\, rooted in the presumed functions of the hippo
 campus in place learning and episodic memory\, reviewing research on hippoc
 ampal development from my lab over the years.</p><h3>THE SPEAKER</h3><p><im
 g class="alignleft size-medium wp-image-758" src="https://quinn-psych.sites
 .olt.ubc.ca/files/2020/01/Nadel_72dpi-246x300.jpg" alt="" width="246" heigh
 t="300" /><a href="https://psychology.arizona.edu/users/lynn-nadel">Dr. Lyn
 n Nadel</a> is currently Regents' Professor Emeritus of Psychology and Cogn
 itive Science. His work has focused on the functions of the hippocampus in 
 memory and spatial cognition\, leading to significant contributions in the 
 study of stress and memory\, sleep and memory\, memory reconsolidation\, an
 d the mental retardation observed in Down syndrome. He has promulgated\, wi
 th collaborators\, two highly influential theories in cognitive neuroscienc
 e: the cognitive map theory of hippocampal function\, and the multiple trac
 e theory of memory. He was the co-recipient in 2005 of the Grawemeyer Prize
  in Psychology (for the “cognitive map” theory) and received the National D
 own Syndrome Society’s Award for Research (2006)\, the Sisley-Lejeune Inter
 national Prize for Research on Intellectual Disability (2013)\, the Society
  for Experimental Psychologist’s Lifetime Achievement Award (2016)\, the Go
 ld Medal for Lifetime Achievement from the American Psychological Foundatio
 n (2017)\, the William James Fellow Award from the Association of Psycholog
 ical Societies (2019)\, and the Distinguished Scientific Contribution award
  from the American Psychological Association (2020). His research\, publish
 ed in over 200 journal articles\, chapters and books\, has been supported b
 y grants from NIMH\, NSF\, NICHD\, NINDS and several private foundations. H
 e is a Fellow of the Association of Psychological Societies\, the American 
 Association for the Advancement of Science and the Society of Experimental 
 Psychologists. At the University of Arizona he served as Head of the Psycho
 logy Department for 13 years (1989 – 2002)\, contributing to the emergence 
 of the department as one of the strongest on campus\, and in the top 20% na
 tionally. He also served in the role of Interim Dean of Social and Behavior
 al Sciences in the early 1990s\, has several times been Chair of the Univer
 sity-wide Strategic Planning and Budget Advisory Committee\, and served for
  4 years as Chair of the Faculty.</p><h3>THE EVENT</h3><p>The annual Quinn 
 Memorial Lecture brings together the UBC Psychology community and friends f
 or an evening of dialogue and a chance to learn first-hand about some of th
 e most innovative psychology research from renowned experts. The lecture is
  made possible by a generous gift to our department from prominent alumnus\
 , Dr. Michael J. Quinn (1927-2004). Learn <a href="https://quinn.psych.ubc.
 ca/about/">more</a>.</p>
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