2023 Faculty Scholars: Marcos Hirai Catao, Julia Leeman and Maggie Wolfe.
Psychology and Neuroscience
Kids agree that it’s wrong to be attack smart technologies like Roomba or an Alexa, despite ranking Amazon’s virtual assistant as savvier than its vacuuming counterpart. (Véronique Koch/Duke Research)
Sofia Guerrero will use the Goldwater Scholarship for graduate study in neuroscience.
Professor Len White (green shirt) introduces Duke medical students to neuroscience by sharing a preserved human brain with the spinal cord attached. (Jared Lazarus Photo)
March 3, 2023
How Going On Stage Helps Psychology Student to Hone His Critical Thinking Skills
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February 13, 2023
The Benefits of Positive Emotions, and How to Create Them
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February 9, 2023
A Lesson in Neuroscience Using Cockroach Brains and Legs
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January 27, 2023
How Did Political Polarization Begin, and Where Does it End?
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You call that an excuse? When it comes to broken promises, it turns out even 3-year-olds can tell a good reason from a cop-out. Credit: jgaunion
December 17, 2022
Holiday Gallery Showcases Talent of Neurodiverse Artists
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Alumna Raahina Malik, and current senior Jenny Huang.
