Our Large “Little Brain” Makes Us Human
Our Surprisingly Large “Little Brain” Makes Us Human The human cerebellum has much more surface area than a monkey’s “little brain.” Posted Aug 01, 2020 […]
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Congratulations to Dr. Kristen Breit
The Society for Birth Defects Research and Prevention has awarded Dr. Kristen Breit with the James G. Wilson Publication Award for research in prenatal exposure […]
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SDSU Undergraduates Presented Their Posters at ICEC on Cancer Disparities
Congratulations to the thirteen SDSU undergraduates who presented their posters on cancer disparities at the International Cancer Education Conference in Salt Lake City the past […]
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Congratulations to Former Undergraduate Student Josh Lowe
Josh Lowe was an undergraduate student who recently graduated in May 2019. He was in Dr. Vaughn’s lab for 3 semesters, he participated in the Summer […]
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Congratulations to Former Undergraduate Student Kiana Wiley
Kiana Wiley was an undergraduate student who recently graduated in May 2019. She was in Dr. Vaughn’s lab for 3 semesters, she did a senior […]
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Prof. Emeritus Dr. Roger Dunn and Colleagues Publication Award
Congratulations to Dr. Roger Dunn and colleagues who were recently awarded the “Joseph V. Brady Significant Research Contribution Award” for their published article “When Good News […]
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Residual Tobacco Smoke Pollutes New Clean Materials
“According to an interdisciplinary team of SDSU researchers, existing smoking regulations do not prevent unintended exposure to residual tobacco smoke.” By La Monica Everett-Haynes “The […]
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Eating Disorders Among Young Children
SDSU researchers found that girls did not experience significantly greater eating disorder diagnoses than boys at age 9 and 10. By La Monica Everett-Haynes “It […]
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MA and Undergraduate Students Presenting at the Research Society on Alcoholism
Current MA student Ami Ikeda and undergraduate students Marissa DeVinny and Alicia Green attended and presented their project at the Research Society on Alcohol meeting […]
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The Biology of Autism Spectrum Disorders
Psychologist Inna Fishman’s research indicates the presence of biological markers in the brain in children with autism. By Jeff Ristine “What we found is not […]
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