Hannah Chu
@hannah-chu.bsky.social
spatial cognition | working memory | attention
Global PhD student @ Curtis Lab [NYU] and Sreenivasan Lab [NYU Abu Dhabi]
Global PhD student @ Curtis Lab [NYU] and Sreenivasan Lab [NYU Abu Dhabi]
I’ll be presenting my poster at #SfN2025 alongside members of the Clayspace Lab! Come check out our research next Wednesday 👀🧠
Hola #SfN2025,
Clayspace Lab is excited to share 4 new posters from our lab on Working memory and neural dynamics! 🧠
Come stop by at our poster boards or find us around to discuss cool science. Details in the ad below 👇!
@sfn.org
#Neuroscience #SfN25
Clayspace Lab is excited to share 4 new posters from our lab on Working memory and neural dynamics! 🧠
Come stop by at our poster boards or find us around to discuss cool science. Details in the ad below 👇!
@sfn.org
#Neuroscience #SfN25
November 13, 2025 at 5:01 PM
I’ll be presenting my poster at #SfN2025 alongside members of the Clayspace Lab! Come check out our research next Wednesday 👀🧠
Excited to share my research this year at #VSS2025!
I’ll be presenting my poster this afternoon with Bas Rokers and Kartik Sreenivasan at the Pavilion titled: “Causal evidence for the role of visual areas in working memory maintenance”!
More info here: www.visionsciences.org/presentation...
I’ll be presenting my poster this afternoon with Bas Rokers and Kartik Sreenivasan at the Pavilion titled: “Causal evidence for the role of visual areas in working memory maintenance”!
More info here: www.visionsciences.org/presentation...
VSS PresentationPresentation – Vision Sciences Society
www.visionsciences.org
May 20, 2025 at 6:17 PM
Excited to share my research this year at #VSS2025!
I’ll be presenting my poster this afternoon with Bas Rokers and Kartik Sreenivasan at the Pavilion titled: “Causal evidence for the role of visual areas in working memory maintenance”!
More info here: www.visionsciences.org/presentation...
I’ll be presenting my poster this afternoon with Bas Rokers and Kartik Sreenivasan at the Pavilion titled: “Causal evidence for the role of visual areas in working memory maintenance”!
More info here: www.visionsciences.org/presentation...