The faculty, students, and labs that comprise Yale’s Psychology Graduate Program are highly collaborative. Our lab has worked extensively with other labs in the program. For example, we are currently pursuing studies related to hippocampus and memory encoding with Professor Marcia Johnson’s lab. We have worked closely with Professor Brian Scholl and members of his laboratory on studies of animacy perception. We have also worked with Professor Marvin Chun’s lab on studies of visual attention.
Sample publications from collaborative research
Gao T, McCarthy G, Scholl BJ (2010) The wolfpack effect: perception of animacy irresistibly influences interactive behavior. Psychol Sci 21:1845-1853.
Golomb JD, Nguyen-Phuc AY, Mazer JA, McCarthy G, Chun MM (2010) Attentional facilitation throughout human visual cortex lingers in retinotopic coordinates after eye movements. J Neurosci 30:10493-10506.