Research
NEWS STORIES FOR P&N RESEARCH
Gregory Samanez-Larkin, assistant professor of Psychology and Neuroscience at... read more »
11 faculty members from the Department of Psychology & Neuroscience have been awarded Research Seed Grants via philanthropic support from ... read more »
Congratulations to Julia Nicholas, winner of the 2019 Karl E. Zener Award. This award is given annually to an undergraduate psychology major at Duke... read more »
The Duke Global Digital Health Science Center (Duke Digital Health), which is directed by Gary Bennett (Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education and... read more »
Congratulations to P&N's Elika Bergelson for receiving a 2018-2019 Research Incubator Award from the Duke Institute for Brain Sciences. The... read more »
The Duke Identity and Diversity Lab, led by Dr. Sarah Gaither, had an amazing showing with other Duke... read more »
Psychology & Neuroscience is proud to announce the inaugural winners of the Graduate / Postdoctoral research awards. These students and fellows... read more »
Moffitt pictured in blue frames, although she rotates approximately four frames at any given time, photo by Chen Duke Psychology and... read more »
What makes it so difficult to change our minds about moral issues, despite new information that contradicts our beliefs? P&N Grad Student Matthew... read more »
Professor John Curry has recorded a DVD, Cognitive Behavior Therapy For Adolescent... read more »
This week P&N kicked off their summer Vertical Integration program (VIP). VIP is the annual summer research program for Psychology majors, the... read more »
Duke Professor of Psychology & Neuroscience Jennifer Groh and a team of researchers have found that simply moving the eyes triggers the eardrums... read more »
A new study by lead author Elika Bergelson is being reported in a number of media outlets, including... read more »
Sooner or later, almost everyone has an experience that could be diagnosed as a mental disorder. That’s the take-home message from a new feature... read more »
The ability to engage in joint actions is a critical step toward becoming a cooperative human being. In particular, forming a commitment with a... read more »
P&N Clinical Graduate Student Jonathan Schaefer recently wrote a blog post giving an evidence-based argument against stigma in mental Health. It... read more »