Omran K. Safi

@omransafi.com

Cognitive Psychology PhD student at the University of British Columbia studying memory for time. https://www.omransafi.com/

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Very excited to have my first first-author paper published in @plosone.org! In our sample of young adults, subjective cognition varied substantially day to day, and greater cognitive variability over the study period correlated with lower self-reported cognitive functioning. doi.org/10.1371/jour...

Daily variability in mood and subjective cognitive function: An experience sampling study in young adults

In older adults, greater day-to-day fluctuations in cognitive function appear to be associated with higher rates of cognitive decline, relative to those showing less daily cognitive variability. Such ...

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So cool to see all the wonderful research being conducted at NOWCAM this year! Incredibly grateful for receiving the Stephen Lindsay Award for Best Presentation. The work on display was phenomenal! To be recognized amongst such excellence is truly humbling. Looking forward to next year!

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Many great talks and discussions on now at the International Sleep Replay Workshop before #CNS2026! I'm also presenting my work on motivational factors predicting choices given rewards, losses, and shifting cognitive effort demands at CNS (D126, Monday 8-10 AM). Please come by if you are there!