Departmental Brown Bag Series
In-House Research Presentations
Come out and participate in the Department’s Brown Bag Meetings.
The presentations consist of work in progress, or practice talks for conferences. All faculty
and department trainees (including post docs, graduate students and undergraduates working in our
labs) are encouraged to attend.
Upcoming Presentations
March 19, 2012
Skyler Mooney, Ph.D. Student (Holmes Lab)
Oxytocin and social status in the naked mole-rat
Katie Corrigall, Postdoctoral Researcher (Schellenberg lab)
Enculturation to musical pitch structure in young children
Location: Faculty Club
Time: 12:10pm
Previous Presentations
February 27, 2012
Ashlyn Swift-Gallant, Ph.D. Student (Monks Lab)
Where does testosterone act to mediate sex differences in the nervous system?
Judith Plantinga, Postdoctoral Researcher (Trehub lab)
Exploring multimodal aspects ofmaternal speech and singing
January 23, 2012
Marieke van Heugten, Ph.D. Student (Johnson Lab)
Adaptation in Infancy: Is Lexical Access Necessary?
Aleksandr Kogan, Postdoctoral Researcher (Impett Lab)
From Virtue to Vice: The Vagus Nerve's Non-Linear Relationship with Prosociality
November 28, 2011
Laura Girz, Ph.D. Student (Polivy Lab)
The Effects of Calorie Information on Food Selection and Intake
Stephanie Stalinski, Ph.D. Student (Schellenberg Lab)
Liking and Memory for Music
October 24, 2011
David Chen, Postdoctoral Researcher (Daneman Lab)
The Dual Properties of Visual Working Memory: Slot Capacity and Resource Capacity
Christine Buske, Ph.D. Student (Gerlai Lab)
Fishy Behavior: What Zebrafish are Teaching us about the Effects of Embryonic Alcohol Exposure
September 26, 2011
Amy Muise, Postdoctoral Researcher (Impett Lab)
Relationships on Facebook - It's Complicated
Viara Mileva, Ph.D. Student (Fleming Lab)
Genes, Environment and Mothering
