Nicole Long
Principal Investigator
Nicole is an Assistant Professor in the Psychology Department at the University of Virginia. Nicole completed her Ph.D. at the University of Pennsylvania working with Michael Kahana, followed by a post-doctoral appointment with Brice Kuhl at the University of Oregon.
Graduate students
The lab will be recruiting graduate students for the 2022-2023 application cycle
Isabelle Moore
Isabelle is a fourth year graduate student in Cognitive Psychology. She uses EEG and fMRI to investigate how items are associated in memory. She is also interested in aging and false memory. Outside of the lab, Isabelle can be found playing the cello and tending to her collection of houseplants.
Anshita Singh
Anshita is a first year graduate student in Cognitive Psychology. She completed her bachelor’s in psychology from University of Delhi, India and is interested in exploring how episodic and semantic memory systems interact with each other. She is also fascinated by autobiographical memory recall and how we store, retrieve, and organize information. Away from work, you can find Anshita tuned into true crime podcasts or enjoying a Netflix binge.
Undergraduate students
Emma Blau
Kristin Counterman
Patrick Fang
Emma Kim
Audrey Lee
Justin Wheelock
Interested in joining the lab as an undergraduate research assistant?
We are currently accepting applications and will reach out should any positions become available.
To apply, please fill out our online application.