Chloe Davis

Research Coordinator

I am a research coordinator in the Martin Memory Lab. I graduated from Florida State University with a Bachelors of Science in psychology, with a minor in biology. Throughout my undergraduate studies, I had the opportunity to join the Martin Lab as a research assistant, as well as the Wilber Lab where I completed my honor’s in the major thesis. My thesis examined the integrity of 40 Hz stimulations to restore hippocampal-cortical interactions and spatial memory in an Alzheimer’s Disease mouse model. I am interesting in pursuing my PhD in clinical or cognitive neuroscience, with a focus on neural and cognitive mechanisms, neuroimaging, and early detection of Alzheimer’s Disease.