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Super cool to hear the Attached talk about our research on emotion regulation strategies and inflammation among bereaved spouses - check it out if you have a chance! The academic deep dive ft. BMED Lab and T-SCAN Lab work starts at ~18:55 🗣

Congratulations to Anoushka Shahane for receiving a SANS poster award!

Anoushka will be presenting her award winning poster examining the relationship between cognitive reappraisal and important biomarkers such as heart rate variability and telomere length of CD8CD28 cells at the 2020 SANS conference. Be sure to stop by and check it out!

Superstar T-SCAN RA Rohini Kumar was recently a guest on the Bowl of Rice podcast! Rohini does an excellent job describing our field broadly and her involvement in the T-SCAN lab. We are so proud of her! Check out her feature here: ouri.rice.edu/podcast/rohini…

Huge congrats to T-SCAN graduate student Anoushka Shahane for winning the Lodieska Stockbridge Vaughn Fellowship AND a Dissertation Research Improvement Grant! Way to go, Anoushka!

Additional congrats to our terrific senior honors students, Jennifer Truitt and Rebecca Artall! You both did amazing jobs!

The T-SCAN Lab at Rice University (PI: Bryan Denny) invites applications for an NIH-funded full-time lab coordinator / research assistant position to begin in summer 2021. For more details please see tscan.rice.edu/join-tscan/ and jobs.rice.edu/postings/25467!

CONGRATULATIONS to T-SCAN grad student Anoushka Shahane for receiving a 2021 SANS (SANS) Diversity Award!! Way to go, Anoushka!!

Huge congratulations to T-SCAN alumnus Richard Lopez for being named a Rising Star! We're so proud of you Rich!

TWO new papers out! The first one in Society for Affective Science investigates novel computational algorithms to index lexical markers of distancing and their relationship to reappraisal success over time link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Rice News article about new T-SCAN R01 to examine emotion regulation interventions to improve health and wellbeing in family caregivers of persons with dementia news.rice.edu/news/2022/cari…

A new study funded by the NIH's The National Institute on Aging (NIA) and led by Rice's Bryan Denny will focus on designing, delivering and testing interventions that can help alleviate stress and improve overall health for family caregivers by helping them regulate their emotions. news.rice.edu/news/2022/cari…

Congratulations to Eva Dicker, PhD, who will be starting as a tenure-track assistant professor in the Dept of Psychology at Seattle University in Fall 2023! Way to go, Eva!

Congratulations to Beatriz Brandao for receiving a Travel Award from SANS! #SANS2023

Congratulations to T-SCANner Eva Dicker, PhD for winning Best Poster for New Results at Society for Affective Science Society for Affective Science! Awesome job Eva! #AffectScience2023

Congratulations to T-SCAN alumni Richard Lopez and current graduate student Pauline Goodson (and other collaborative authors) for their upcoming publication in Emotion! This paper investigates social networks, adaptive #emotion regulation use, and #health. doi.org/10.1037/emo000…

A huge congratulations to Eva Dicker, PhD on successfully defending her dissertation! We are so proud of you Dr. Dicker! 🎉

The Translational Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience (T-SCAN) Lab at Rice University (PI: Bryan Denny) is recruiting a graduate student for the 2023-2024 admission cycle (i.e., Fall 2024 enrollment). More information is available here: tscan.rice.edu/join-tscan/

New paper out from the lab (collab with T-SCAN Lab)! We found that applying emotion regulation during encoding altered subsequent memory (reduced negativity bias) in depression. Congrats to Brandon Hayes on his 1st first-author paper! Check it out: authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S10…

We are conducting a national, fully remote research study funded by the National Institute of Health, which examines how people experience and process emotions during the process of caregiving. You can find the study listing here: alz.org/alzheimers-dem…