Upcoming Events
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 »
Translating Duke Health welcomes faculty candidate Hansruedi Mathys from the Picower Institute for Learning and Memory at MIT. Dr. Mathys will give his talk "Single-cell transcriptomic analysis of Alzheimer's disease." Abstract: Alzheimer's disease is a pervasive neurodegenerative disorder, the... read more about Translating Duke Health Faculty Candidate Seminar »
How leaders lead their labs can have a tremendous effect on how efficiently and effectively their teams function. Dr. Sim Sitkin will discuss leadership behaviors that can enhance lab operations and teamwork. read more about Enhancing Leadership Behaviors for Efficiency & Effectiveness in the Lab »
Duke Neurobiology welcomes Gloria Choi, PhD from MIT to give her talk "Neuroimmune interactions shaping social behavior." Abstract: The beneficial effects of infection and the ensuing inflammation on neurological disorders have previously been noted. For example, a subset of children with autism... read more about Neurobiology Invited Seminar Series »
Our first Neurobehavioral Conference will feature Andy Liu, MD (Neurology), Thomas Farrer, PhD (Psychiatry), Shih-Shih "Jerry" Wang, MD, PhD (Pathology), and Jeffrey Petrella, MD (Radiology). Note the new time and location (Bryan 103, 8-9:30 a.m.) read more about Neurobehavioral Conference - Various »
CABC series read more about Approach/avoidance behaviors & brain reward activity in chronic pain & opioid use »
Sponsored by the Hans Lowenbach Memorial Fund. Dr. Kathleen Welsh-Bohmer is a Professor of Psychiatry and Neurology at Duke University. Clinically trained as a neuropsychologist, her research activities have been focused around developing effective prevention and treatment strategies to delay the... read more about Opportunities in Alzheimer's Disease Prevention: TOMMORROW - A Clinical Trial to Delay the Onset of Mild Cognitive Impairment »
Basic and clinical neuroscience come together in the Neurology Department's inaugural research/resident poster session. Students and postdoctorates from the Division of Translational Brain Sciecnes and clinical Neurology residents will share posters of their research. Faculty and resident speakers... read more about Translational Brain Sciences/Neurology Resident poster session »
TDH faculty candidate Meng-meng Fu(Stanford) presents "Building the oligodendrocyte: Mechanisms of acentrosomal microtubule nucleation and mRNA transport." read more about Translating Duke Health Faculty Candidate Seminar »
Join us for an engaging session on the important role of ally in promoting equity. Dr. Lamercie Saint-Hilaire, Family Medicine & Community Health, Duke School of Medicine, will discuss bias literacy and power mapping. Event is free but registration is requested; see link below. Breakfast will... read more about Promoting Equity through Allyship: Exploring Bias Literacy, Power Mapping »