Blaire Dube

Blaire Dube studies visual working memory, the mental system that briefly holds visual information for ongoing tasks, and how attention controls what gets stored and prioritized there. Much of the work uses behavioral experiments and EEG (electroencephalography, a method for measuring brain electrical activity) to examine how goals, distractors, and cues affect which visual items are remembered and used to guide search. This research is relevant to students interested in the interplay between attention and memory in the mind and brain.

Publication output rose from 2017 to a peak around 2019 and has remained fairly steady, averaging under 5 papers per year over the last five years with a slight recent decline.

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