In these presentations, graduate students discuss their research at an appropriate level for the students. We have a broad range of expertise among our members. A few of the topics that can be presented include: the developing brain, early life adversity, exercise, vision, music, and learning.
Teachers can browse brief descriptions of our members' research interests and choose the graduate student, who will present and lead a Q&A for the class.
THESIS PIECES
Lauren Granata
What's in a cry? Early life adversity
Nicole Logan
Effects of obesity and exercise on cognitive and brain health
Leticia Angelini
Pigment Pulcherrimin in Biofilms of the Bacterium Bacillus Subtilis
Patricia
Rubio-Arzola
Sex differences in post-traumatic stress disorder
Morgan Packer
Cancer on an atomic level: X-Ray and Ras Raf Allostery
Shanyu Kates
Gratitude in psychology
Grace Reed
Diversity of Diasotrophs
Frank Servello
How the brain controls aging
Kelsea Gildawie
Lighting up the brain: How experience changes brian structure
Maddie Morrissette
The scoop on poop: Chronic Lyme Disease & therapeutics
Julia Mitchell
Sex differences in associative fear learning in rodents