So excited for our first review for Memory Lane from @PublishersWkly! “…a persuasive argument that forgetting has its benefits, even as the fascinating case studies show the many downsides of memory’s fallibility. Pop science readers will want to check out this splendid study”
Memory Lane: The Perfectly Imperfect Ways We Remember by @ciaragreene01 and @gillysmurf (on-sale: March 4, 2025) is a “splendid study” with “fascinating case studies.” Read the full @PublishersWkly review: hubs.ly/Q02-xwLb0
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Memory Lane: The Perfectly Imperfect Ways We Remember by @ciaragreene01 and @gillysmurf (on-sale: March 4, 2025) is a “splendid study” with “fascinating case studies.” Read the full @PublishersWkly review: hubs.ly/Q02-xwLb0
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Excited to co-host the @OfficialSARMAC meeting next summer with @ciaragreene01 - hoping for better weather 🙈🌧️
Join us in Ireland in June 2025! Call for abstracts now open - deadline 1st October for symposia, 1st November for individual talks. See sarmac2025.org for further information☘️
SO excited to co-host #SARMAC2025 in Ireland next year! The call for abstracts has just gone out, check out sarmac2025.org for details!
Join us in Ireland in June 2025! Call for abstracts now open - deadline 1st October for symposia, 1st November for individual talks. See sarmac2025.org for further information☘️
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Join us in Ireland in June 2025! Call for abstracts now open - deadline 1st October for symposia, 1st November for individual talks. See sarmac2025.org for further information☘️
Come work with us! PhD studentship available in @AppPsychUCC, working with me and @gillysmurf to develop interventions for cancer misinformation. Application deadline
1st May; contact me with informal queries!
ucc.ie/en/apsych/research/re…
Delighted to see this paper published at HKS Misinformation Review with @gillysmurf and a fantastic group of post docs and RAs.
This was a huge review examining all misinfo studies published since 2016
misinforeview.hks.harvard.ed…
- The topics studied by misinformation researchers have shifted over time, with health issues (especially COVID!) overtaking political misinformation as the most popular topic investigated
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"These results demonstrate that stereotypical information pertaining to national identity can influence the formation of false memories for fake news..."
Us Versus Them: The Role of National Identity in the Formation of False Memories for Fake News psycnet.apa.org/fulltext/202…
by @ciaragreene01 et al via @ucddublin cc @VoiceOfFranky
If anyone has an invitation code for the Other Place ( 🔵☁️) please let me know - seems like it might be time to jump ship
Really looking forward to taking part in this discussion at @QEDcon, taking place 23-34 September!
Research has shown that even the memories that we see as being fundamental are prone to bias, and even outright fabrication. Discussing the consequences of false memories at QED will be @chriscfrench, @ciaragreene01, Kevin Felstead, and @jourdemayne
qedcon.org/news/2023/announc…
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Research has shown that even the memories that we see as being fundamental are prone to bias, and even outright fabrication. Discussing the consequences of false memories at QED will be @chriscfrench, @ciaragreene01, Kevin Felstead, and @jourdemayne
qedcon.org/news/2023/announc…
So proud of @maryannebrassil, runner up for best poster at @OfficialSARMAC meeting in Nagoya!
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Excited to have presented my poster on the 1st experimental study of my PhD and have received valuable feedback at #SARMAC2023!
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'Real Consequences of False Memories'
Saturday (Aug 5) at 8 AM
with @srajaram02 @ciaragreene01 @ChadDodson14
xcdsystem.com/apa/program/pB…
This paper was so much fun! We often talk about people having “a good memory”, but we found here that different measures of autobiographical memory correlate weakly, suggesting different underlying processes. Performing well on one task doesn’t meant you’ll do well on another!
Our new paper explores correlations between autobiographical memory tasks related to the same public event over an 18-month period. Available open access here: doi.org/10.1002/acp.4103 @ciaragreene01 @eloftus1 @bofstein






















