Learn about Paris Brown in our latest #TraineeSpotlight! A trained pilot + budding ceramicist, Paris landed at Duke from Houston to earn her PhD in biomedical engineering. Now, she’s charting a course for neuroethics and science policy after graduation. dibs.duke.edu/news/paris-bro…

Want to stay sharper as you age? The fight against dementia actually starts in your 40s, researchers say wsj.com/health/wellnes… Duke Institute for Brain Sciences

Want a good excuse to take a walk or ride in the sunshine today? Venture over to the Duke University Undergraduate Research Symposium -- which runs from 4-6 p.m. in Karsh Alumni and Visitors Center -- to get a glimpse of student research from across campus!

Join us next Tuesday 4/23 in DIBS! Duke Psychology & Neuroscience Duke Institute for Brain Sciences

closing out another successful year Duke University with FIVE Graduation with Distinction in Neuroscience students from the lab! Congrats to them and their grad/postdoc mentors. 🥳

Jamila Minga, Ph.D., collaborated with the UNC Hospitals Speech and Hearing faculty to offer adult and pediatric cognitive, hearing, and speech screenings at the Black Family Wellness Expo hosted by The Links, Incorporated Jamila Minga bit.ly/3vQt2uY

Duke’s CNAP is set to welcome its first speech-language pathologist as a doctoral student. Shanika Phillips Fullwood, a clinically certified SLP with over a decade of experience, will begin her studies in the fall of 2024. Jamila Minga Duke Institute for Brain Sciences bit.ly/3TVQM9b

Yesterday marked the end of my first time teaching our PhD First Year Seminar with our fun poster session! Such an honor to spend a year with our new PhD students Duke Psychology & Neuroscience—they are wonderful and made my job so easy this year! Onward to your second year Duke University!

🚨 Excited to announce the 'UNC Symposium on AI and Society'! 🙂 cs.unc.edu/event/symposiu… Excellent line-up of speakers (Apr25+26) across diverse disciplines/departments incl. computer science, philosophy, cognitive science, psychology, ethics, sociology, data science,

Thanks to everyone that attended our GwD celebration and a big congrats to our 2024 🧠 students graduating with distinction! Great work- we’re proud of you!! 👏👏👏 Duke Psychology & Neuroscience Duke Institute for Brain Sciences

Congrats to my friend and colleague Cagla Eroglu for being elected to the American Academy of Arts & Sciences!!! Well deserved recognition for her pioneering work!! medschool.duke.edu/news/eroglu-el…

Thanks, The Chronicle, for highlighting DukeLine, the text-based, student-run support line for Duke students, established by Duke Psychiatry's Dr. Nancy Zucker in collaboration with colleagues and students. Learn more ➡️ ow.ly/tcIz50R4UbT Duke Institute for Brain Sciences

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Congratulations to Rich Mooney of Duke Neurobiology , newly elected to NAS!

Hello guys. I'll be defending my PhD tomorrow . So grateful for everyone who's been a part of this journey. DM for zoom info.

.Duke University School of Medicine experts—including Duke Psychiatry's Dr. Rajendra Morey—are exploring how environmental changes could impact respiratory disease, cancer risk, food security, the ability to fight infection, and threats to #MentalHealth: ow.ly/amlr50RxoHV Duke Center for Global Mental Health Duke Institute for Brain Sciences

Trained as an electronic engineer, Dr. Angel Peterchev is passionate about advancing transcranial magnetic stimulation (#TMS) technology to address serious #MentalHealth issues. Learn more about Dr. Peterchev ⤵️ psychiatry.duke.edu/news/angel-pet… Duke University School of Medicine Duke Institute for Brain Sciences Duke Engineering

Jamila Minga, PhD, CCC-SLP, along with her laboratory team, engaged in the NBASLH conference by presenting a three-part series focused on right hemisphere brain 🧠 damage. Jamila Minga Duke Institute for Brain Sciences #RHD bit.ly/3UAdnZa

New paper "Counterfactual thinking induces different neural patterns of memory modification in anxious individuals" out in Scientific Reports! Grateful to my coauthors! Leonard Faul, Natasha Parikh, Kevin LaBar, and Felipe De Brigard Duke Institute for Brain Sciences 🔗doi.org/10.1038/s41598…

Exciting news from our lab at Duke University! We've used DART to block dopamine pauses mediated by GABAA receptors. This simple experiment led to three unexpected outcomes. See more in our full paper: tinyurl.com/5x99phdd Duke Biomedical Engineering Duke Institute for Brain Sciences Aligning Science Across Parkinson’s #ASAP_CRN