Jasmine Pathan and Emily Birnbaum, 1st year PhD students in the Neuroscience program, will be practicing for their first level exams.

Daniel Brennan, a 1st year PhD Student in the Cognitive Behavioral Neuroscience program, will be practicing for his first level exam.

Fahd Alhazmi, a 2nd year PhD student in the Cognitive Behavioral Neuroscience program, will be practicing for his second level exam: "Reconciling the contribution of separate and common prediction errors".

Thelma Bethea and Emma Denholtz, 1st year PhD students in the Neuroscience program, will be practicing for their first level exams.

Regis Shanley, a 4th year PhD candidate in the Neuroscience program, will be presenting her research project: "The role of estrogen signaling in ventral tegmental area dopamine neurons".

Atanas Stankov, a 2nd year PhD student in the Behavioral Cognitive Neuroscience program, will be presenting his research project: "Post-saccadic modulation of visually evoked responses in naturalistic target gaming paradigms".

Angela Steele, a 1st year PhD student in the Neuroscience program, will be presenting her undergraduate research project: "Brood Parasites: Brown-Headed Cowbirds".

Kimberly Page, and 8th year PhD candidate in the Behavioral and Cognitive Neuroscience program, will be discussing a chapter from her thesis: "Ectopic hippocampal adult neurogenesis following mold exposure".

Lua Koenig, a 5th year PhD candidate in the Behavioral Cognitive Neuroscience program, will be practicing her dissertation defense: "The neural mechanisms of unconscious and illusory touch perception".

The Neuroscience PhD program will be hosting a (virtual) meet and greet for the incoming 2020 Neuroscience PhD students. Graduate Center Dean of Science, Dr. Joshua Brumberg, and the Neuroscience program liaison, Dr. Hysell Oviedo, will be attending briefly to address any questions and concerns. The rest of the event …

Sapir Soker-Elimaliah, a 4th year PhD candidate in the Developmental Psychology program, will be presenting her research project: "The Relationship Between Autonomic Activity, Sensory Reactivity, and Restricted and Repetitive Behaviors in Young Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder".

Daniel Brennan, a 2nd year PhD student in the Behavioral Cognitive Neuroscience program, will be presenting his Master's Thesis: "Morphometrical brain markers of sex difference". Daniel's thesis was recently published as a first-author pre-print. Check it out here.