Neuroscience

Opportunity for NSCI majors to learn more about helping local high school students prepare for the annual Vermont Brain Bee. VBB Coordinator Lisa Bernardin will be on hand discuss details.

Sonia Shechet Epstein ‘09, specializes in the intersection of science and cinema. At the Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria, New York, she runs the Sloan Science & Film initiative which is comprised of a website publishing writing about film from a scientific angle, commissioning scientists on film, and producing educational materials. Also at the Museum, Sonia curates an ongoing film series that brings scientists and filmmakers together for conversation following screenings of rarely seen films.

Join us for a talk by Midd Alum, Nuttida Rungratsameetaweemana ‘14, UC San Diego, 

NSCI Thesis Presentations by John Tipps, Lizzy Vinton, and Lexie Lessing. Dessert will be provided.

NSCI Thesis Presentations by John Tipps, Lizzy Vinton, and Lexie Lessing. Dessert will be provided.

Come meet Neuroscience faculty and learn about classes you might want to take, and research you might want to be a part of. You will also get to meet your fellow neuro majors. And there will be food!!

Senior Thesis Presentations by Holly Black (NSCI) and Isabella Martus (MBBC). Lunch available at 12:30pm. See www.middlebury.edu/academics/bio or www.middlebury.edu/academics/neuro for details.

Neuroscience Reception for graduating seniors, family and friends. Refreshments will be served.

Dr. Annaliese Beery, is in the Psychology & Biology Departments and Neuroscience Program at Smith College, where she studies the neuroendocrinology of social behavior using voles (https://sophia.smith.edu/~abeery/Beery_Lab/Home.html). The title of her talk is “Life in groups: the neurochemistry of sociality”. Lunch will be available at 12:15pm. Visit www.middlebury.edu/academics/bio for more information.