DIBS faculty, students, trainees, alums @ Gordon Conference
Congrats to DIBS faculty, students, trainees & alumni participating in this DIBS-supported Gordon Conference, including Jennifer Groh (co-chair), Alison Adcock, Marc Sommer, Ben Hayden, ›
DIBS News
Dawson Describes 'Phenomenal' Bass Teams Experience
Geraldine "Geri" Dawson, PhD, recently spoke to faculty about her experiences leading Bass Connections teams. She directs the Duke Center for Autism and Brain Development and chairs the Faculty Governance Committee at DIBS. ›
N.C. Health News Profiles Research on Post-operative Decline
About one older patient in four sees some level of decreased mental and functional decline after surgery. DIBS faculy members and others seek better understanding of the phenomenon and how to prevent it. From the July 16 issue of N.C. Health News. ›
New Clues to How Brain Processes Complex Info
A new Duke study may explain how the brain processes complex information from the world around us, and may also provide insight into some of our perceptual and cognitive limitations. The results appeared July 13 in Nature Communications. ›
N&O Features DIBS/Bass Research on N.C. Heroin Overdose Deaths
The News & Observer of Raleigh has featured research done by DIBS faculty and student members of a Bass Connections Brain & Society team, "Stemming the Opiate Epidemic through Education and Outreach." The research was published in the May/June 2018 issue of the N.C. ›