Content Tagged with: neuroscience
Neuroscientist awarded $70K to study attention regulation
Deepa Ramamurthy, assistant professor of psychological and brain sciences, has been awarded a Young Investigator Grant totaling $70,000 from the Brain & Behavior Research Foundation.
Wu named fellow of Association for Psychological Science
Rachel Wu, an associate professor of psychology at UC Riverside, has been made a fellow of the Association for Psychological Science.
Undergraduate wins UC Graduate Deans’ Leadership and Research Award
Budding neuroscientist Erik Hakopian provided academic mentorship to UCR students
What role does alternative splicing play in neurodegenerative disease?
UC Riverside scientists David Nikom and Sika Zheng explain in a timely review
Brain Awareness Day helps shape young minds
More than 300 local elementary, middle, and high school students visited UC Riverside for Brain Awareness Day on Friday, April 28, touring campus labs and joining hands-on experiments to learn neuroscience. Hosted by the Neuroscience Graduate Student Association, the event provided visiting students a chance to learn how brain cells function in a...
An intervention for children with ADHD
Kimberley Lakes in the School of Medicine receives federal funding to develop the intervention
Using sheep brains to make waves
There was a time when Brain Awareness Day, which takes place each April, was just about the only outreach activity of the UC Riverside Neuroscience Graduate Students Association, or NGSA. But that changed when second-year graduate student David Nikom came to UCR in September 2020 from the University of Massachusetts Amherst after receiving his...
Gift to UCR enables Interdepartmental Neuroscience Program’s first award
Y uqi Ma, a doctoral student in the Department of Molecular, Cell and Systems Biology, is the first recipient of an award of $10,000 from the College of Natural and Agricultural Sciences, or CNAS, made possible by a gift from the Leonard Family Foundation. The Interdepartmental Neuroscience Program at UCR is the first graduate program selected for...
Ultrasound mind reading machine could improve assistive robotics
Less invasive interface maps brain activity to predict movements