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CNS Undergraduate Fellow applies science to policy – Center for Neuroscience & Society
CNS Undergraduate Fellow applies science to policy Julia Pan, one of the outstanding Penn undergrads who participated in our Undergraduate Fellows program last year, has been actively applying her edu...
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One of the fathers of cognitive neuroscience will be here on Tues, October 23rd, delivering the annual Philomathean Oration at 7:30 (free but tickets required) and joining us for lunch and conversation at the CNS at noon that day.
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This year’s talk series focuses on drug policy as it has been informed (or not informed, as the case may be!) by neuroscience. Is the “brain to blame” for addicts’ behavior? Is vaping a kinder, gentler substitute for smoking, or a new scourge? Should...
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NSO Preceptorial – “Brave Neuro World” with Martha Farah
Martha Farah will be offering her preceptorial, “Brave Neuro World,” once again during New Student Orientation (NSO). Preceptorials are non-credit seminars led by faculty and the goal of Preceptorials is learning for learning’s sake.
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CNS faculty collaborate on crime and brain
Adrian Raine and Roy Hamilton, along with grad student Olivia Choy, have just published a study in Journal of Neuroscience entitled “Stimulation of the Prefrontal Cortex Reduces Intentions to Commit Aggression: A Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled...
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| Updated: | July 11, 2024 |
| Expires: | January 01, 1970 |
| Created: | June 02, 1986 |
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