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Psy-334 is a new and exciting lecture course on Cognitive Development. It covers lots of intriguing questions about how babies and children learn as much as they do, as quickly as they do. This course is perfect for undergrads with a psych course or two under their belt who enjoy thinking and... read more about New Course: Psy-334 »
Over the last several decades, the tractable response properties of parahippocampal neurons have provided a new access key to understanding the cognitive process of self-localization: the ability to know where you are currently located in space. Defined by functionally discrete response properties... read more about Multiple maps for spatial memory and navigation »
Sponsored by the Ewald W. Busse Lectureship. Dr. Campo is Assistant Dean for Behavioral Health, Chief Behavioral Wellness Officer, and Professor of Behavioral Medicine and Psychiatry at West Virginia University (WVU) and the Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute. He is board-certified in pediatrics,... read more about Suicide Prevention Across the Lifespan: Addressing Barriers to Care »
CCN Colloquium Series Dr. Draelos is a postdoctoral associate interested in machine learning and statistical techniques to facilitate real-time data analysis. read more about Adaptive Causal Inference: Identifying and manipulating neural function in real time »
Learn more about the 2020-2021 Bass Connections project teams before the application deadline. Stop by to talk with team leaders, Bass Connections staff and members of the Student Advisory Council to learn more about new project opportunities and the benefits of participation. Students can also... read more about Bass Connections Fair »
P&N COLLOQUIUM SERIES - Spring 2020 Hosted by Systems and Integrative Neuroscience Sheena Josselyn PhD, University of Toronto Associate Professor Physiology Memory engrams: Remember the past and imagining the future Friday, 1/24/20 | 3-4 pm (Zener) Reception 2:30-3 pm (P&N Lounge, Room... read more about Memory engrams: Remember the past and imagining the future »
Translating Duke Health welcomes faculty candidate Arpiar Saunders (Harvard Medical School) for the first Monday seminar in this series. read more about High-throughput inference of brain composition and connectivity using single-cell genomics »
Jun Ding is a scientist in the field of striatal neurobiology and basal ganglia research. His work employs a unque combination of novel microscopy techniques, electrophysiology and genetic tools. As an independent researcher, he investigates the functional organization of cortico-thalamobasal... read more about Synaptic Plasticity in Motor Learning, Motor control and Parkinson's Disease »
CABC 2020 Spring series read more about The Metabotropic Glutamatergic Receptor 5: What is its role in Psychiatry? »