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By Leo MalchinPosted on

Computational psychiatry: The next generation of clinical treatments

Leo Malchin | November 4th, 2024 It’s no surprise that the brain, the most complex organ in the body, gives rise to disorders that have…

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By Aiden SalkPosted on

Collective misremembering: Diving into the Mandela effect

Aiden Salk | October 17th, 2024 Humans and some primates share an extraordinary capacity to recall events from the past. Memory and learning stem from…

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By Aiden SalkPosted on

The Incredible Sense of Smell in Ants

The Incredible Sense of Smell in Ants How Ant Olfaction Triumphs Over the Audiovisual System in Recognizing Friend or Foe Aiden Salk | November 15th,…

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By Ellie McClueyPosted on

Scientific Breakthrough in Kidney Dialysis

Scientific Breakthrough in Kidney Dialysis Ellie McCluey | November 8th, 2023 As one of the top ten global causes of death, chronic kidney disease (CKD)…

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By Usma SajidPosted on

Returning from Death: An Examination of the Validity of Near Death Experiences

Returning from Death: An Examination of the Validity of Near Death Experiences Usma Sajid | October 29th, 2023 Let’s consider the age-old question: what happens…

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By Stuti JainPosted on

Is Dopamine Really the ‘Feel-Good’ Hormone?

Is Dopamine Really the ‘Feel-Good’ Hormone? Stuti Jain | April 10, 2023 It is well-known that dopamine play a key role in allowing us to…

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By Morgan LindsteadPosted on

Aphantasia: Does Not Having a “Mind’s Eye” Affect Learning?

Aphantasia: Does Not Having a “Mind’s Eye” Affect Learning? Morgan Lindstead | April 3, 2023 What is Aphantasia? Imagine you’re sitting in your first-semester organic…

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By Morgan LindsteadPosted on

Seasonal Depression in College Students

Seasonal Depression in College Students Morgan Lindstead | February 13, 2023 It’s time we start a conversation about Seasonal Depression on campus. For some, this…

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By Ellie McClueyPosted on

Student Spotlight: Postpartum Depression Research with Eileen Yu

Student Spotlight: Postpartum Depression Research with Eileen Yu Ellie McCluey | January 26, 2023 For those who can get pregnant, pregnancy is associated with major…

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By Morgan LindsteadPosted on

Doctoral Candidate Nicolette Granata and the Social Cognition Lab

Morgan Lindstead | November 28, 2022 Nicolette Granata is currently a Ph.D. candidate working in the Social Cognition Lab at Vanderbilt University. Your lab researches…

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