Mentions in the media

Dr. Coutanche explains how a recent study from a lab at Carnegie Mellon University expands upon previous studies that have looked at how we process larger concepts in the context of sentences, in an article in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

'Escape the room' puzzles have taken Pittsburgh by storm. Dr. Coutanche, himself a self-confessed escape room enthusiast, brings a psychological take to the phenomenon in an article in the Pittsburgh City Paper

Dr. Coutanche comments on a new study of the learning brain in this article by Linda Carroll, titled "What is your memory style? Brain wiring may control how we remember events"

How does unconscious memory play a role in our daily lives? Dr. Coutanche comments for a piece from Linda Carroll, in "How unconscious memory trips us up"

In a guest blog post for the Cognitive Neuroscience Society, Dr. Coutanche discusses how his research has been "Using fruits and veggies to break down how we remember and identify objects"

The Observer magazine of the Association of Psychological Science has reported on a paper in which Dr. Coutanche applies learning theory to current questions in psychology. The magazine discusses what this tells us about "The perils of trying to unlearn"