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Ohio State Visiting Scholar, Dr. Beatriz Schmidt, wins major awards
Dr. Beatriz Schmidt, an Ohio State Visiting Scholar from Brazil who worked with Dr. Sarah Schoppe-Sullivan, Professor of Developmental Psychology in 2018, recently won two major awards for her…
Professor Andrew Hayes and graduate students publish findings
Professor Andrew Hayes, with graduate student collaborators Jacob Coutts (Quantitative Program) and Tao Jiang (Social Program), recently published a Journal of Communications paper describing and…
New publication details findings from Coutellier Lab
A new publication in Scientific Reports from the Coutellier lab was released last month, entitled "Prefrontal parvalbumin cells are sensitive to stress and mediate anxiety-related behaviors in…
CCBBI Research Day
CCBBI Research Day was hosted by the Center for Cognitive and Behavioral Brain Imaging on Friday, Dec. 6th. The event was attended by around 90 faculty, students, and research staff from across…
Dr. Sarah Schoppe-Sullivan weighs in on media privacy for children
In the digital age we live in, it is a common practice for parents to post pictures of their children online, across various forms of social media. However, as children get older, many experts…
Dr. Andrew Hayes makes 2019 Highly Cited Researchers List
Professor Andrew Hayes, specializing in Quantitative Psychology, is one of nine Ohio State researchers to make the 2019 Highly Cited Researchers list based on the ISI/Web of Science/Clarivate…
New study reveals similar brain patterns between friends
A new study, featuring the work of Dr. Dylan Wagner, Assistant Professor of Social Psychology, shows that brain activity patterns found in your friends' brains when they consider your personality…
Dr. Jolynn Pek Receives Affordable Learning Exchange High Support Grant
Dr. Jolynn Pek, Assistant Professor of Quantitative Psychology, has been awarded the Affordable Learning Exchange High Support Grant from Ohio State for her project titled "Learning from Data:…
Undergraduate Spotlight: Olivia Green
Olivia Green is a Psychology undergraduate student making significant strides in the research community. A manuscript based on her thesis, titled "The Perceived Credibility of Complementary and…