Topicdéjà vu

2012

1. Déjà vu all over again
   26 March 2012déjà vu Memory

   déjà vu (Photo credit: steve loya) In what feels like a former life, I did a fair amount of research on déjà vu. In fact, it's the domain in which I cut my psychological teeth, learned…

2015

1. PhD Position Starting September 2016
   29 October 2015Career déjà vu Memory Science

   Come to St Andrews and figure out why déjà vu experiences decrease with age, with me and Ines Jentzsch . FindAPhD Advertisement (full text below) Please email ( aro2@st-andrews.ac.uk ) or tweet ( @akiraoc ) me…

2016

1. But did you REALLY experience déjà vu?
   5 May 2016déjà vu Publication

   Is it possible to reliably generate déjà vu in participants? Is it possible to get participants to reliably report déjà vu? These very similar questions are not necessarily as closely linked as we might think. A…

2. This is your brain on... déjà vu
   16 August 20165 commentsdéjà vu fMRI

   At the International Conference on Memory last month, I presented some new work from my lab, a 21 participant, fMRI-scanned, memory experiment. We imaged people's brains as they underwent a procedure that generates sensations likened to…

3. Science Communication
   18 August 20162 commentsdéjà vu Science

   A happy consequence of the media exposure I have received is that all sorts of people contact me when they have questions about déjà vu. Often, people want to find out about personal experiences they or…

4. Special Issue of Memory on Déjà vu
   13 October 2016déjà vu Memory Publication

   Call for papers: Déjà vu and other dissociative states in memory A special issue of Memory Submission deadline: 31st July 2017 Guest Editors (email links): Chris Moulin , Akira O’Connor and Christine Wells In recent years,…