The JHU Department of Psychological & Brain Sciences & The Hopkins Review in The Writing Seminars at JHU are hosting a flash fiction contest for Baltimore writers and seeking submissions! […]
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Congratulations to Chris Krupenye on his APA Distinguished Scientific Award!
Dr. Krupenye received an Early Career Contribution to Psychology award for his work in animal learning and behavior. Read the official announcement on the American Psychological Association’s website. The Early […]
Assistant Professor Chris Krupenye featured in National Geographic
Assistant Professor Chris Krupenye and his collaborator Laura Lewis were recently featured in National Geographic for their work on how bonobos and chimpanzees remember fellow animals. Check out their paper […]
Congrats to Dr. Chaz Firestone, Sholei Croom, and Hanbei Zhou on their publication in PNAS!
When Johns Hopkins researchers asked hundreds of people to watch other people shake boxes, it took just seconds for almost all of them to figure out what the shaking was […]
Welcome to our newest faculty member, Assistant Professor Shari Liu!
Her lab page can be found at https://www.liulaboratory.org/
Faculty members and graduate student featured in the New York Times
Faculty members Ian Phillips and Chaz Firestone and graduate student Rui Zhe Goh had their article “The Perception of Silence” was recently featured in the New York Times. The article […]
Dr. Cynthia Moss Named as A 2023-2024 Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar
Congratulations to Dr. Cynthia Moss as she has been named as a 2023-2024 Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar. Each year, top scholars in the liberal arts and sciences are selected […]
Shreesh Mysore Awarded NIH Grant (R21)
The Mysore lab receives an NIH grant to build an open-source hardware and software platform for parallelized, high-throughput training of freely behaving mice on touchscreen-based decision tasks.
Garima Shah Defends Her PhD!
Congratulations to Dr. Garima Shah for defending her dissertation titled “Representation of anxiety-like states by prefrontal neuronal ensembles”! She was co-advised by Dr. Hita Adwanikar and Dr. Shreesh Mysore.
Shreesh Mysore Awarded NIH Grant (R01)
The Mysore lab receives an NIH grant to dissect the computational and mechanistic role of acetylcholine in categorical stimulus selection.