Carla Calmus
Research Staff
Carla.Calmus@mrc-cbu.cam.ac.uk
01223 766 166
Programme Leader: Rik Henson
As a PhD student with Rik Henson, I am part of his lab working to improve our understanding of healthy ageing and dementia from a neuroscientific perspective. I am particularly interested in research on memory, emotions, and their intersection, and I hope that looking at these phenomena from a process-perspective such as ageing may provide new insights which might be useful to enhance wellbeing across the lifespan.
I am a PhD student in the CamCAN lab of Rik Henson. I am particularly interested in the neuroscientific investigation of emotions, memory, and their intersection, and believe in the importance of adopting a process perspective – such as ageing – to more fully understand these topics.I am a PhD student in the CamCAN lab of Rik Henson. I am particularly interested in the neuroscientific investigation of emotions, memory, and their intersection, and believe in the importance of adopting a process perspective – such as ageing – to more fully understand these topics.
I am a PhD student in the CamCAN lab of Rik Henson. I am particularly interested in the neuroscientific investigation of emotions, memory, and their intersection, and believe in the importance of adopting a process perspective – such as ageing – to more fully understand these topics.
[Placeholder - edit this page to add your content]CBSU publications
CALMUS, C. M., Vogelsang, D.A., Vohs, M., Kerkkanen, K.I.L., Hansov, S., Schomakler, J. (2026) Neural and navigational features influencing the novelty induced benefits on episodic memory, Hippocampus, 36(4), July 2026, e70109 [Open Access]

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