Matthew M Campolattaro

Matthew M Campolattaro is an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology and Neuroscience Program at Christopher Newport University, where he contributes to both research and teaching in behavioral and cognitive neuroscience. He is based in Forbes Hall and actively engages in undergraduate education and scholarly research.

Education:

• Ph.D. in Psychology, University of Iowa
• BS in Biological Psychology, The College of William and Mary

His research focuses on the neural mechanisms of learning, memory, and sensory perception, particularly in the domains of classical conditioning, spatial navigation, and taste sensation. He integrates comparative and biological psychology approaches to understand fundamental cognitive processes. His teaching includes courses in Neuroscience of Memory and Biological Psychology.

The recent publications reflect a consistent research trajectory in behavioral neuroscience, with emphasis on experimental paradigms involving animal models and undergraduate laboratory education. His work bridges cognitive theory with empirical investigation in memory systems and sensory modulation.

Scientific Awards:

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He has mentored students in research, as evidenced by co-authored presentations, and is involved in academic service through conference participation. His scholarly output demonstrates a commitment to both research innovation and pedagogical excellence in neuroscience education.

Labs and Research Teams:

No specific laboratory or research team name is mentioned in the text, but his research activities suggest involvement in a neuroscience laboratory focused on memory and sensory processing, likely involving undergraduate researchers.