
Category: Human cognitive neuroscience
Human cognitive neuroscience is the study of the biological processes and aspects that underlie cognition in humans. At Edinburgh, our researchers focus on memory, attention, executive function, social cognition, sensory integration, and perceptuo-motor control.


Working memory: An adversarial collaboration

WoMAAC: Working memory across the adult lifespan

Perceptions of fairness

From Brain to Society: Alzheimer Scotland

Ageing brain activity reflects reduced efficiency

Researchers at the 2018 Edinburgh Festival Fringe

Edinburgh Cognitive and Behavourial ALS Screen (ECAS)

Bilingualism beats dementia

Agatha Christie’s amnesia – real or revenge on her cheating spouse?

Are you oversharing? As you age, the risk increases

Education is much more than just going to school and bilingualism is an important part of it

Working memory across the adult lifespan
