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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.
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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
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What's in a cry? Early life adversity
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Nicole Logan
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Effects of obesity and exercise on cognitive and brain health
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Leticia Angelini
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Pigment Pulcherrimin in Biofilms of the Bacterium Bacillus Subtilis
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Patricia
Rubio-Arzola
Sex differences in post-traumatic stress disorder
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Morgan Packer
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Cancer on an atomic level: X-Ray and Ras Raf Allostery​
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Shanyu Kates​
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Gratitude in psychology​
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Grace Reed​
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Diversity of Diasotrophs​
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Frank Servello
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How the brain controls aging​
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Kelsea Gildawie
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Lighting up the brain: How experience changes brian structure
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Maddie Morrissette
The scoop on poop: Chronic Lyme Disease & therapeutics
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Julia Mitchell​
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Sex differences in associative fear learning in rodents
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