Our trainees review webinars in their given fields and share abstracts to help colleagues outside their discipline make an informed choice about watching them. As our program bridges diverse disciplines, these abstracts are beneficial for our own group in helping …
Meet a Trainee: Olawale Salaudeen
Olawale Salaudeen joined the program on September 16, 2021, while a third-year student, and is expected to graduate in 2024. His graduate program is computer science, and he completed his undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering at Texas A&M University.
His …
Webinar Review: Unlocking the elusive mind: The role of protein biomarkers in understanding neurodegenerative disease
Our trainees review webinars in their given fields and share abstracts to help colleagues outside their discipline make an informed choice about watching them. As our program bridges diverse disciplines, these abstracts are beneficial for our own group in helping …
Meet a Trainee: Samuel Okyem
Samuel Okyem joined the program on September 16, 2021, while a second-year student, and is expected to graduate in 2026. His graduate program is chemistry, and he completed his undergraduate degree in chemistry at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and …
Webinar Review: Neuron-glial interactions in health and disease: from cognition to cancer
Our trainees review webinars in their given fields and share abstracts to help colleagues outside their discipline make an informed choice about watching them. As our program bridges diverse disciplines, these abstracts are beneficial for our own group in helping …
Webinar Review: PSYONIC – Advances in Commercial Sensorimotor Bionic Limbs
Our trainees review webinars in their given fields and share abstracts to help colleagues outside their discipline make an informed choice about watching them. As our program bridges diverse disciplines, these abstracts are beneficial for our own group in helping …
Webinar Review: The Neuroscience of Sport: Cognition in Sports Performance
Our trainees review webinars in their given fields and share abstracts to help colleagues outside their discipline make an informed choice about watching them. As our program bridges diverse disciplines, these abstracts are beneficial for our own group in helping …
Webinar Review: Fallacies in Neuroscience
Our trainees review webinars in their given fields and share abstracts to help colleagues outside their discipline make an informed choice about watching them. As our program bridges diverse disciplines, these abstracts are beneficial for our own group in helping …
Webinar Review: Dynamic causal modelling: Tutorial and first results for multi-brain data
Our trainees review webinars in their given fields and share abstracts to help colleagues outside their discipline make an informed choice about watching them. As our program bridges diverse disciplines, these abstracts are beneficial for our own group in helping …
Webinar Review: Making Sense of Glycosylation Using Novel Hydrophilic Interaction Liquid Chromatography Techniques
Our trainees review webinars in their given fields and share abstracts to help colleagues outside their discipline make an informed choice about watching them. As our program bridges diverse disciplines, these abstracts are beneficial for our own group in helping …