Brains & Behavior is happy to announce the 2019-2020 Seed Grant winners. This year’s competition was extremely competitive and was run by Ad Hoc Chair, and former IDC chair, Andrea Scarantino from the Philosophy department.
The Ad Hoc committee met on April 15th and deliberated the entire day.
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Brains & Behavior is excited to announce the 2019 Summer Undergraduate Scholars. The B&B Summer Scholars Program provides summer fellowships to selected GSU undergraduates to support their research efforts in faculty laboratories. The Scholars program is happy to announce its partnership with the Initiative for Maximizing Student Development (IMSD) for professional development and poster… more »
Graduate and undergraduate students working on their PhDs, Master’s Degrees, and Bachelor’s degrees in Neuroscience, Music, Math, Psychology have been accepted into a study abroad program called “Thinking Nobel,” centered at the prestigious Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, Sweden. The Karolinska Institute is the esteemed presenter of the Nobel Prize in Medicine or Physiology every year,… more »
Join us for this year’s May 24th Retreat in Centennial Hall from 12:00-6:30pm. KEYNOTE Alumna Karen Gamble, Ph.D. Associate Professor Tate Jordan Thomas Professorship Behavioral Neurobiology Division Department of Psychiatry University of Alabama at Birmingham FELLOW TALKS Barrett Brister *Math* Belykh Lab Anna Dunigan *Biology* Roseberry Lab Spencer Knafelc *Philosophy* Van Leeuwen Krishna Pusuluri *Neuro* Shilnikov Lab Greg Suess *Neuro* Frantz Lab Join… more »
We are pleased to announce that our Graduate Brains & Behavior Fellow, Katherine (Katie) Partrick, has been awarded with not one, but TWO prestigious University fellowships this month! She, along with 10 other deserving doctoral students, have been awarded with a $2,000 Dissertation Grant. The purpose of the Dissertation Grant Program is to support the… more »
Vince Calhoun, one of the world’s foremost experts in brain imaging and analysis, has been named the founding director of the Center for Translational Research in Neuroimaging and Data Science (TReNDS) at Georgia State University.
TReNDS will be a tri-institutional effort supported by Georgia State, the Georgia Institute of Technology and Emory University, with a… more »
By the time she was 16 years old, Tanya Panwala knew she wanted to be a doctor. She wasn’t certain what her specialty would be, but she knew she wanted to be a doctor who fought back against the kind of systemic inequities that she witnessed during childhood trips to see family in Pakistan.
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On his Podcast, Neuroscience’s own Greg Suess hosts local Atlanta artist Karl Kroeppler where they discuss Karl’s career in art and living with the neurological condition Trigeminal Neuralgia. Read more and listen to the podcast here.
The Neurophilosophy Forum features invited speakers from philosophy, neuroscience, and psychology presenting research at the intersections of these disciplines. Talks typically take place in the Department of Philosophy. All are welcome!
CURRENT EVENTS
Speaker: Azim Shariff, Psychology, University of British Columbia http://sharifflab.com/staff/
Oct. 26, 3:00-4:30 PM
Location: Philosophy Department, 25 Park Place, 16th floor
Title: The… more »
