GReAT Talks

In-House Research Presentations 

"GReAT Talks" (Graduate, REsearcher, And Trainee)

Come out and participate in the department’s GReAT Talks. 
Dates/Location/Presenters listed below - 10am to 12pm

Speakers typically present work in progress or give practice talks for conferences. All faculty and department trainees (including post-docs, graduate students and undergraduates working in our labs) are encouraged to attend.

Sept 19, 2024 - DV 3130

Ruth Speidel
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Elizabeth Johnson
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Brandon Walters
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Jenny Stellar
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October 17, 2024 - MN 5128

Tiana Simovic
Exploring the Depth of Social Reasoning in Language Comprehension:

Luis De La Viña
Fueled by anger: Children’s reasoning about the impact of anger on achievement motivation:

Harashdeep Deol
Social Modulation of Pain in Drug-Naïve Cohabitants of Mice Administered Chronic Morphine:

Jaweria Qaiser
Reading the Room: What drives empathic accuracy for groups?

November 28, 2024 - DV 3130

Jesse Whiteman
From Whoa to Well: Pathways between awe, health, and well-being.

Anna M Czepiel
Can song help with learning and comprehension? Understanding neural mechanisms in and beyond the lab:

Holly Bradley
Neural signatures of accent processing in monolingual and bilingual infants:

Monika Folkierska-Żukowska
Beyond the Western Gender Binary: Cortical structure is associated with gender-affirming hormone use and gender, but not sexual orientation, in a diverse Thai sample:

January 16, 2025 - DV 3130

Meyha Chhatwal
Learning to the beat: Can rhythm help babies learn new words?

Silvia Guidi
What mechanisms underlie susceptibility to text manipulations?

Evana Xiao
Uncovering the Synaptic Mechanisms and Electrophysiological Properties of vlPAG Neurons in Social-mediated Pain Modulation:

Kelly Cheung
The effects of handling stress on the behaviour and physiological responses of larval zebrafish:

Olya Bulatova
The Power of Predictions:

Emilie Kovalik
An Introduction to Emilie Kovalik:

Jade Fok
How does our native language influence our perception and production of foreign speech?

February 13, 2025 - VIRTUAL

F. Ece Özkan
Biased Information Selection: The Ontogeny and Boundaries of Myside Bias:

Joaquin San Agustin 
Valproic acid alters sociosexual signaling in male naked mole-rats:

Liliana Wu
Depression Vulnerability and Gray Matter Integrity of Interoceptive Networks in Remitted Depressed Outpatients:

 

March 20, 2025 - DV 3130

 

April 17, 2025 - DV 3130

 

May 29, 2025 - DV 3130