Neuroscience

Current News

New book by Carthage professors examines ecotourism

Professors Penny Seymoure and Jeffrey Roberg examine the impact of tourism on indigenous and local populations. more...

 
Carthage star athletes earn NCAA scholarships

Men's basketball player Steve Djurickovic and women's swimmer Michelle Pelka have been awarded NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships. more...

 
From SURE research to certain results

Carthage's Summer Undergraduate Research Experience leads to real world success. more...

 

Past News

Carthage psychology professor launches new pregnancy study

Prof. Leslie Cameron, with student Brittney Helbig, '12, will study odor memory during a woman's first trimester. Volunteers wanted. more...

 
Carthage to host neuroscience meeting

Scientists from around the country will convene at Carthage on Thursday, Sept. 22, for the annual meeting of the Stress and Motivated Behavior Institute (SMBI), in advance of the national Pavlovian Society meeting in Milwaukee. more...

 
SURE Poster Session Tuesday

Students who participated in the 2011 Summer Undergraduate Research Experience will present their research at a poster session in Hedberg Library on Tuesday, Sept. 13. The poster session will be held from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. more...

 
World-renowned virologist to speak at Carthage

Carthage welcomes back to campus alumnus Dr. John (Jack) Johnson, '67, Sept. 8 for the first Natural Sciences Colloquium of the 2011-12 academic year. more...

 
SURE students begin summer research

The Carthage Summer Undergraduate Research Experience offers students the opportunity to engage in collaborative research with faculty. more...

 
Carthage alumna receives Graduate Research Fellowship

Katie Stevens, '10, is currently studying materials chemistry at the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities. Three other recent Carthage graduates received honorable mention.  more...

 
Professors announce 2012 J-Term trips

Where will you spend J-Term 2012? How about Ireland, Italy, Sweden, Honduras, China, New Zealand, Senegal, or Germany? more...

 

The photograph above is a choleratoxin-HRP labeled motorneuron.
Photo courtesy of Dr. Joe Steinmetz, Indiana University.

Faculty Spotlight

Carthage professor Dan Miller is working with students on cutting-edge research on PTSD. Read more.