Memory Research Unit (MRU)

The Memory Research Unit (MRU) conducts pure and applied research in the field of human memory.

• The MRU studies memory through the systematic examination of behaviour, mainly (but not only!) in a laboratory setting

• Members of the MRU call upon a variety of techniques and methods used in  cognitive psychology including laboratory-based, computer-controlled methods, psychophysiology, and web-based, interactive techniques.
  
  

Members

The Memory Research Unit comprises a group of ten researchers: four of them are from the Psychology Department at City and the other six are from other Universities. Read more about the MRU members.

Current Projects

Current projects cover a number of topics. Visit the MRU projects page to learn more and see who is involved.

Want to help with memory research?

Come and visit the MRU as a research participant.