Michelle Jetha and Sid Segalowitz gave a keynote talk to the Ontario Ministry of Children and Youth Services 2011 SPARKS Research Conference entitled “Brain Developmental from Pre-Adolescence to Young Adulthood: Implications for Policy and Service Delivery” on Nov. 23. The conference was webcast to Ministry personnel across the province.
Professor Sid Segalowitz gave a colloquium talk to the Department of Psychology, Neuroscience and Behaviour at McMaster University on Nov. 17 on his research, entitled “Self-regulation and the medial prefrontal cortex: on the automaticity of controlled processing.”
Thesis defences posted on Oct. 25.
Tim Murphy and three students from the Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience Laboratory presented at a conference in Boston.
Violent video games have long taken the blame for the aggressive actions of gamers. But a new study by graduate student Paul Adachi shows that it’s the intense competition in games, not the violence, that makes people’s pulses quicken.
Sid Segalowitz, Jane Dywan and their graduate students from the Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience Lab attended an international conference in Boston.
If you need proof or Patrick Engel’s loyalty to Brock, you need to look no further than his leg.
Commemorating the loss of 9-11 helps survivors live with their trauma, a researcher says.
With more than 70,000 Brock alumni, it’s no coincidence that there are many for whom Brock is a family affair.
SSHRC funds will aid social, economic and cultural research at Brock.
Brock gears up for Congress 2014
Participants wanted for Brock’s Rankin Run team
Former Brock prof had passion for correcting history
Brock hosts two-day science adventure for Grade 11 girls
Who is that masked woman? Meet Anonymous Artist Friend
Concordia sculpture on the move Monday
3M Teaching Fellows to give Last Lecture