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EEB 522 Seminar Series Colloquium on the Biology of Populations Presented by Tim Coulson "The Science of Why We Exist"

A Comparative Analysis of Nuclei Enrichment Protocols for Single-Cell Sequencing Advised by: Fenna Krienen - Princeton Neuroscientist Institute

Nudges Against Procrastination in Social Media Advised by:Linda Ouyang, Economics

The Effect of Increased Load on Task Classification Accuracy in Flexible Model of Working Memory Advised by:Prof. Timothy Buschman, Princeton Neuroscience Institute & Psychology Dr. Adel…

Love at a Distance: Connectivity and Function of a Sexually Dimorphic Visual Cell Type in Drosophila melanogaster Advised by:Prof. Mala Murthy, Neuroscience Dr. Duncan Mearns, Neuroscience

Strange Loops in Attention Schema Theory Advised by:Michael Graziano, Princeton Neuroscience Institute Kirsten Ziman, Princeton Neuroscience Institute

Validating Next-Generation Magnetoencephalography (MEG) With a Working Memory Task Advised by:Jonathan Cohen, Neuroscience Department Harrison Ritz

Territory exploration in animals is conducive to gain knowledge about investigated environments and evaluate social information driven by recognition of chemosensory cues. Previously, it was known…

Estrogen is a sex hormone that plays different roles in the brain versus in the periphery. Notably, low levels of estrogen have been shown to be associated with spatial memory impairment and object…

As students, the environment in which we are expected to learn can often contribute to the stress of our everyday lives. Paradoxically, this stress actually makes it harder for us to learn.…

There is growing research into psychological treatments for pain conditions, such as music therapy, cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT), and mindfulness-based interventions. However, a unifying…

Shift work, which refers to work schedules outside the hours of 7AM and 6PM, is a global practice employed in several industries. While being an essential part of the workforce, decades of research…