This seminar is designed to provide valuable information to UCSB students,
postdocs, staff and faculty regarding how to work effectively with vertebrate animals
in teaching and research, including the regulatory infrastructure. Attendance is
required of all UCSB vertebrate animal researchers who have not attended this
seminar previously.
Animals in Research: Doing It Right and Doing It Well
All animal researchers who have not attended this seminar previously are required to attend. Since the seminar covers recent updates in the regulations, it is also recommended for other researchers.
The interplay between virtual reality (VR) technology and psychological science represents a powerful opportunity, enabling unique ways of bridging laboratory precision with real-world and clinical relevance. This presentation draws from two decades of work to demonstrate how immersive technologies like VR are revolutionizing research, education, and practice in health and medicine.
Suyi Leong's title: Impactful misperceptions in mentorship: Discrepancies in normative views of career preferences affect PhD students’ comfort in discussions
Connor Gibbs title: Who’s in control? A cultural perspective on the process of compensatory control
Of Neanderthals, Denisovans and Others
An Archaic Perspective on Human Origins
The neural substrates of choking under performance pressure
Coping with Individuality in Theoretical Neuroscience
