All Events

[Bradac Memorial Lecture] Language Reclamation Among Oppressed Cultural Minorities: Introducing Collective Existential Affirmation

Donald M. Taylor

[N&B/CPCN Seminar] Using Voxelwise Encoding Models to Study Cortical Representations of Language and Vision

Alex Huth, Assistant Professor of Neurology

[Social Seminar] The Effects of Acetaminophen Ibuprofen on Social Cognition and In-Group Positivity

Amanda Kaczmarek

Can Financial Engineering Cure Alzheimer’s Disease?

Andrew Lo

Understanding the Aging Brain: Gender, Genes, and Modifiable Lifestyle Factors

Judy Pa (Assistant Professor of Neurology)

Status and Hierarchy in the UAE: Emotional Reactions Toward and Explanations for Inequality

Angela Maitner

[NAB Seminar] Age Differences in the Manifestation and Neurobiology of Withdrawal-induced Negative Effect in a Mouse Model of Binge-drinking

Kaziya Lee

[Social Seminar] Dissertation Public Lecture

Janet Pauketat, Tessa Dover

NAB Seminar - The Teen Brain

Jay Giedd

SOC Seminar

Kathy Espino-Perez, Jason Anderson, Smaranda Lawrie

[Social Seminar] A Pluralist Approach to Moral Thought, Moral Action, and Moral Language

Jesse Graham

[NAB Seminar] Graduate Student Research Updates

kevin Sit, Maddie Sankaran

[NAB Seminar] Graduate Student Research Updates

Christina Shin, Kyle Ploense

[Social Seminar]

Jessy LeClair, Kimin Eom, Megan Reed

PBS MiniCon

2nd Year Graduate Students

[Social Seminar] The Importance of Life Circumstances for Subjective Well-being

Rich Lucas

[NAB Seminar] Academic Medical Centers and the Pharmaceutical Industry

Agnesa Avanesian-Thomas, Caroline Hostetler

[Social Seminar] Sapna Cheryan on Axes of Subordination

Sapna Cheryan

2017 ENGAGE PBS Career Panel Series

[NAB Seminar] Jared Bagley on the use of recombinant inbred strains

Jared Bagley

ENGAGE: Psychological and Brain Sciences Alumni Mixer

[Social Seminar] MiniCon-Practice

2nd Years Graduate Students

[NAB Seminar] Doug Nitz on Novel Forms of Representation

Doug Nitz

[NAB Seminar] Animals in Research: Doing It Right, and Doing It Well

IACUC