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Our research was featured in this imaginative and exciting  interdisciplinary project, transforming science into art on stage (October 30, 2023)  

https://news.stonybrook.edu/university/science-on-stage-returns-to-stony-brook/

Celebrations

My heartfelt thanks to my psychonome friends for joining in the celebration of my Keynote (Psychonomics 2025, November 21, Denver, CO) that Dr. Sarah Barber, Dr. Lauren Richmond, and Dr. Tori Peña organized.  I was deeply touched!  

Celebrating Dr. Tori Peña’s PRODiG+ Fellow appointment!  – With Profs Bonita London and Lauren Richmond (September 2025)

Celebrating Dr. Nick Pepe’s tenure-track faculty appointment! At SBU’s own Simons Cafe, With Drs. Tori Peña and Lauren Richmond (April 2025)

Rajaram Lab at 2024 Psychonomics, NYC (with our collaborators Melissa Chen (second from left) and Dr. Lauren Richmond (extreme right.)

 

Celebrating Dr. Garrett Greeley ‘s successful Ph.D. defense in Manhattan! In front of the magnificant New York Public Library on Fifth Avenue (May 2024)

 
 
Rajaram Lab (with some guests) at 2023 SARMAC in Japan!
 
Rajaram Lab and some of our collaborators (Katie Burnett and Ariana Popoviciu from Prof. Richmond’s lab) dining at Oyamel – APS 2023 Washington DC

Upcoming Presentations

Rajaram, S. (May 29, 2026). Invited research presentation in the Integrative Symposium, Reciprocal Dynamics of Individual and Collective Cognition, at the 2026 APS Annual Convention, Barcelona, Spain.

Recent Presentations

 

Psychonomics 2025

 

Rajaram, S.(November 20, 2025). Conference Keynote. At the 66th Annual Meeting of the Psychonomic Society, Denver, CO, USA.

Peña, T.,  Rajaram, S. (2025, November). Persistent pessimism for the collective future: Testing the influence of emotional primers on collective future thinking. Poster presented at the 66th Annual Psychonomic Society Meeting in Denver, CO.

Peña, T., Pepe, N.W., Rajaram, S. (2025, November). How social is social memory?: Isolating the influences of social and nonsocial cues on recall. Talk delivered by Tori Peña at the 66th Annual Psychonomic Society Meeting in Denver, CO.

Chen, M., Rajaram, S., & Storm, B.C. (2025, November). Can Social Remembering Overcome Retrieval-induced Forgetting?  Talk delivered by Melissa Chen  – who won the Yates Award for this submission – at the 66th Annual Psychonomic Society Meeting in Denver, Colorado.