| Lab News Archive |
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| November 2009 New Paper Accepted to Journal Cognitive, Affective, & Behavioral Neuroscience Watch out for our combined behavioral and electrophysiological study on the impact of emotion regulation on executive control, by Moser, Most, & Simons |
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| October 2009 Spotlight on our research in the UDaily The University of Delaware's on-line news journal features a story about our collaborative research on the relationship between cognitive- and emotional- control and obesity. Click on the blue header above to read it! |
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| September 2009 New Graduate Student Welcome to Briana Kennedy! |
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| August 2009 New Paper Accepted to APA Journal Emotion Watch out for our paper on Blind Jealousy, by Most, Laurenceau, Graber, Belcher, & Smith |
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| August 2009 Grad Student Talk Accepted Congratulations to Lingling Wang, who is one of only 15 presenters to have a talk accepted for November's Object Perception, Attention, & Memory conference in Boston! |
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| July 2009 New Lab Coordinator Welcome to Mandy Skoranski! |
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| May 2009 NIH Awards 3-Year Grant To fund a collaborative effort to uncover neuro-cognitive mechanisms of attention- and emotion- regulation associated with childhood obesity |
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| May 2009 Student Presentations at VSS Draw Rave Reviews Graduate student lab member Lingling Wang and undergraduate lab member Dustin Engelhardt each present their first-authored work to the international Vision Sciences Society... both to rave reviews! |
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| November 2008 Psychonomics Talk Steve discusses his collaborative work on the modulatory role of social context on emotional disruption of perception |
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| August 2008 As Seen in New York Times Nonfiction Bestseller Our lab's research is featured, along with several quotes by Steve, in nonfiction bestseller, Traffic: Why we drive the way we do (and what it says about us) |
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| May 2008 Distinguished Undergraduate Award Congratulations to lab member Dustin Engelhardt, who receives the department's distinguished Junior GPA Award! |
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| May 2008 Strong Showing at VSS Steve and Lingling each present their work on emotional disruption of visual working memory and the role of working memory in maintaining "attentional set" at the Vision Sciences Society annual meeting in Florida |
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| July 2007 New Graduate Student Welcome to Lingling Wang! |
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| February 2007 Spotlight on Our Lab in the UDaily The University of Delaware's on-line news journal features a story about how our research applies to safety on the roadways. Click on the blue header above to read it! |
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| December 2005 As Featured in the New York Times Our work on attentional rubbernecking (aka "emotion-induced blindness") is featured in the "Year of Ideas" issue of the New York Times Magazine. Click on the blue header above to read it! |
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| October 2005 As Featured on the Discovery Channel The Discovery Channel in Canada does a feature about our work on attentional rubbernecking for their special Halloween episode of Daily Planet |
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| September 2005 Wait, Wait... Don't Tell Me! Classy NPR quiz show, Wait, Wait... Don't Tell Me, features our work on attentional rubbernecking as a quiz item |
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| August 2005 Full Page Article About Our Work in The Economist News magazine The Economist runs a full-page article about our work in their "Science and Technology" section. Click on the blue header above to read it! |
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| August 2005 Live Radio Interview in Sydney, Australia Steve is interviewed about attentional rubbernecking live from Sydney by Australian radio host, Wendy Harmer, for her show Vega Café |