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Campbell to give talk on Building Trust in the Classroom
15 September 2022The first Perlman Center for Learning and Teaching (LTC) event this fall will feature Mitchell Campbell ’14, visiting assistant professor in psychology, whose talk will focus on techniques for building positive relationships between students…
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Wichlinski publishes review article
15 September 2022Professor of psychology Lawrence Wichlinski wrote a review article titled, “Adaptive Solutions to the Problem of Vulnerability During Sleep,” that was just published in the journal Evolutionary Psychological Science.
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Meerts and alumni publish paper in Journal of Sexual Medicine
1 September 2022Associate professor of neuroscience and psychology Sarah Meerts recently published a paper with co-authors Allison Corlett ’21, Paula Frankl ’22, Funto Akindona ’20 and Margriet VanDerwerker ’20. The paper, “Paced Mating Behaviour is Influenced by Duration of Female…
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Julie Neiworth, Laurence McKinley Gould Professor of Natural Science and Psychology, published an article which appeared online March 21, 2022, in the Journal of Comparative Psychology testing cotton-top tamarins and…
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Julia Strand featured in Nature article Outside link
3 February 2022Julia Strand, Associate Professor of Psychology, is featured in a new article in the journal Nature – How to fix your scientific coding errors.
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Julie Neiworth, Laurence McKinley Gould Professor of Natural Science and Psychology, made a 14-minute taped presentation of her research on aging in cotton-top tamarins, which contains excerpts of the tamarins…
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Meerts receives NIH AREA grant
20 November 2021Sarah Meerts, Associate Professor of Neuroscience and Psychology, has been awarded a National Institute of Health (NIH) Academic Research Enhancement Award (AREA) grant for her project “Neurobiology of female sexual health.”…
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Neiworth and Carleton alums present research at Psychonomics
5 November 2021Julie Neiworth, Laurence McKinley Gould Professor in Natural Science and Psychology, shared the presentation of the poster “Logic is One Thing, Common Sense, Another: Reasoning Using Auditory or Visual Cues by Cotton-Top Tamarins” with Ana Knighten (Cognitive Science, 2020) and Chris Leppink-Shands (Psychology, Neuroscience, Cognitive Science, 2019) at Psychonomics Annual Meeting, Nov 5, 2021.
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Tamarin lab featured in the Carletonian Outside link
22 February 2021Check out the article about the tamarin lab in the Feb 21, 2021, issue of the Carletonian.
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Neiworth receives NIH AREA grant
22 February 2021Julie Neiworth, Laurence McKinley Gould Professor of Natural Sciences and Psychology, was awarded an NIH AREA grant (2R15AG051940-02) entitled “Longitudinal Cognitive Behavioral Testing and Immunohistochemical Assessment of Alzheimer’s Disease Markers, Immune Response, Neurogenesis, and Cell Loss in a Natural Aging Primate Model.”
