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Paul Hill

Paul Hill

Researcher/Scientist IV
Human Spatial Cognition Lab
Faculty Supervisor: Arne Ekstrom
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paulhill@arizona.edu

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Human Spatial Cognition Lab profile

Research Interests:

  • Episodic memory.
  • Specific Focus: How memory and related processes change with normal aging and neurological disorders.
  • Methods: a combination of behavioral, neuroimaging, and neuromodulatory approaches.

Updated: 11/08/22

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  • Ph.D.
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