A Half-Century Partnership in Science
A Half-Century Partnership in Science
Few collaborations last 50 years. It is even more rare for such lifelong partnerships to exist between a human and […]
Primates Like Us: K-12 outreach by LRC scientists
Primates Like Us: K-12 outreach by LRC scientists
The mission of the Language Research Center includes both research and education. These aims come together, for example, in the […]
Monkeys Perceive Visual Illusions the Same Way Humans Do
Monkeys Perceive Visual Illusions the Same Way Humans Do
LRC Researchers Audrey Parrish, Michael Beran and Sarah Brosnan report in the Journal of Experimental Psychology: Animal Learning and Cognition […]
Personality of Chimpanzees Linked to Anatomy of Brain Structure
Personality of Chimpanzees Linked to Anatomy of Brain Structure
In a recent NeuroImage Journal article, LRC Researchers Rob Latzman, Bill Hopkins and their collaborators report that both gray-matter volumes […]
2CI recruitment ends in success!
2CI recruitment ends in success!
When Georgia State University embarked on its Second Century Initiative (2CI), it aimed to attract 100 new faculty members who […]
New PSCEB Graduate Fellows Named
New PSCEB Graduate Fellows Named
We are pleased to announce the appointment of two new 2CI University Doctoral Fellows in PSCEB. This program was initiated […]
The Language Research Center’s Science Making Headlines
The Language Research Center’s Science Making Headlines
The APS story on the origins of psychopathic tendencies Dr. Robert Latzman featured on public radio’s The Academic Minute A […]
Beran on delay of gratification in nonhuman animals in APA science brief
Beran on delay of gratification in nonhuman animals in APA science brief
Michael Beran publishes a science brief on delay of gratification in nonhuman animals in May 2013, available at http://www.apa.org/science/about/psa/2013/05/nonhuman-animals.aspx. Beran […]
PSCEB Fellow Sarah Pope receives prestigious fellowship!
PSCEB Fellow Sarah Pope receives prestigious fellowship!
Congratulations to Sarah Pope, who has been named a 2013 Chateaubriand Fellow. Sarah is a first-year neuroscience student (working with […]