A two-day Dartmouth event investigates the evolving ties between the two fields.
With two new books on the neural basis of free will, professor Peter Tse '84 builds on his years-long work to champion the uniquely human capacity for self-transformation.
Conversations shape how we make guesses about the past and predict the future.
Study shows time spent in day care has long-lasting impact in judging others.
Study shows how the neurotransmitter responds to rewards on a short timescale.
Graduate student Clara Sava-Segal was recently awarded a Ruth L. Kirschstein Predoctoral Individual National Research Service Award through the NIMH. This prestigious award will fund Clara's final two years of her PhD dissertation research advised by PBS Assistant Professor Emily Finn.
Tommy Botch, a PBS graduate student in Assistant Professor Emily Finn's lab, was awarded second prize for Outstanding Graduate Research in Computational Science by the Neukom Institute.
The new cortical surface template improves mapping brain activity.
Thirteen faculty members are recognized for their excellence in teaching, mentoring, research, and service.
Congratulations to our outstanding graduate students who received PBS department awards this year!
