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We are interested in the molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying electrical signaling and synaptic transmission in the nervous system, and how these electrical signals give rise to complex behaviors. We focus on how ion channels and synaptic transmission regulate information flow in the... read more about Neural mechanisms of social memory and its disorders »
The Theology, Medicine, and Culture Initiative at Duke Divinity School will host the Inaugural Catena Lecture in Medicine, Faith and Service, given by Tom Catena, MD: "Gratitude in Action: One Doctor. One Hospital. One Million Patients." The annual lectureship will appreciate the example of Dr. Tom... read more about Inaugural Catena Lecture | 'Gratitude in Action: One Doctor. One Hospital. One Million Patients.' »
The Cognitive, Auditory, and Neural Bases of Language and Speech (CANBLS) Research Group brings together researchers from Duke campus and medical school to explore in depth the many aspects that contribute to our unique ability to generate, and communicate via language and speech. The aim is to... read more about Towards a Model of Speech-in-Speech Recognition »
Robin Blazing is in the Franks lab. She will discuss "The Cholinergic Basal Forebrain Links Auditory Stimuli with Delayed Reinforcement to Support Learning." Guo et al., 2019, Neuron 103, 1164-1177 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.neuron.2019.06.024 read more about Neurobiology Student Seminar »
CABC Seminar Series read more about Mobile Mindfulness: Delivering mindfulness interventions via technology »
Part of Neural Engineering Seminar Series read more about Using Machine Learning Tools to Understand the Brain »
CCN Colloquium Series read more about Neuro-Architectural Homologies for Language in the Human and Non-Human Primate Brain »
The members of Dr. Kronauer's lab want to understand how insect societies have evolved and how they are organized. In particular, they are interested in how individuals respond to social cues on a molecular and behavioral level, and how local interactions between "simple" individuals give rise to... read more about Differentiation, Communication, and Emergence in Ant Societies »
Gastronauts is a focused group of researchers passionate about gut-brain matters. From food to mood, we are always thinking about how to tap into the gut to improve human health and the world we live in. Join us every First Tuesday of the month! read more about Gastronauts: Bite Size Summit »