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Who’s at risk for Alzheimer’s?

The Dallas Lifespan Brain Study, led by Dr. Denise Park, aims to identify a neural signature that is characteristic of healthy cognition that can help predict who will and will not age well.

Can training improve cognition?

Dr. Chandramallika Basak is investigating whether computer-based training can improve memory and our abilities to multitask and reason.

Basak Lab web site »

Understanding human memory

Dr. Michael Rugg is examining how patterns of brain activity correlate with memory performance during healthy adulthood and how and why these patterns change with age.

Rugg Lab web site »

Participate in our studies

We’re looking for volunteers for research studies aimed at understanding healthy aging, memory, and the benefits of computer-based training and cognition.

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Hypertension Could Bring Increased Risk for Alzheimer’s disease

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Dr. Chandramallika Basak Inspires Students at UTD’s 2013 Scholars Day

Prospective students and their families were enlightened, educated, and excited by Dr. Basak’s Work
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CVL Researchers Present Groundbreaking Work at Conference

Neuroscientists from around the world share ideas at CVL hosted conference on aging and cognition.
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Dr. Haber receives Outstanding Young Researcher Award

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Dr. Kennedy studies white matter for insights into the aging brain

New CVL faculty member explores brain connectivity

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