By: Cecilia Bove, 1st year student in the Neuroscience Graduate Program You may recall from my “Meet a Scientist” interview that I grew up in a music-rich home. I like to say that I can fluently speak Italian, English and Music – because it is, in all respects, a language. Music can make us feel without saying … Continue reading C, D, E, F, G, A, Brain: Music as Therapy
Meet a Scientist: Stephen Matthews
This is the seventh post in our “Meet a Scientist” series. Next up is Stephen Matthews, who just began his graduate studies at Penn State College of Medicine this semester. Meet Stephen: Let’s get to know you a bit! Where are you from, what did you study in college, and what is your role at Penn State College of … Continue reading Meet a Scientist: Stephen Matthews
Meet a Scientist: Brian Chiou
This is the sixth post in our “Meet a Scientist” series. Next up is Brian Chiou, who just began his graduate studies at Penn State College of Medicine this semester. Meet Brian: Let’s get to know you a bit! Where are you from, what did you study in college, and what is your role at Penn State College of Medicine? … Continue reading Meet a Scientist: Brian Chiou
Meet a Scientist: Cecilia Bove
This is the fifth post in our “Meet a Scientist” series. Next up is Cecilia Bove, who just began her graduate studies at Penn State College of Medicine this semester. Meet Cecilia: Let’s get to know you a bit! Where are you from, what did you study in college, and what is your role at Penn State College … Continue reading Meet a Scientist: Cecilia Bove
Can Wearing Orange-Tinted Glasses before Bed Improve Sleep? Only One Way to Find Out…
By: Jordan Gaines Lewis, 5th year PhD candidate in the Neuroscience Graduate Program In March, I wrote about the terrible sleep habits of the characters in House of Cards. I disapproved of Frank Underwood’s late-night computer work in the Oval Office, his new midnight iPad gaming habit, and Claire taking her laptop to bed with her. But I … Continue reading Can Wearing Orange-Tinted Glasses before Bed Improve Sleep? Only One Way to Find Out…
Meet a Scientist: Jaclyn Welles
This is the fourth post in our “Meet a Scientist” series. Next up is Jaclyn Welles, who will be starting her graduate studies at Penn State College of Medicine this fall. Meet Jaclyn: Let’s get to know you a bit! Where are you from, what did you study in college, and what is your role at Penn … Continue reading Meet a Scientist: Jaclyn Welles
Meet a Scientist: Caitlin McMenamin
This is the third post in our “Meet a Scientist” series. Next up is Caitlin McMenamin, a 3rd-year graduate student in the Anatomy program. Meet Caitlin: Let’s get to know you a bit! Where are you from, what did you study in college, and what is your role at Penn State College of Medicine? Watch out — Jersey … Continue reading Meet a Scientist: Caitlin McMenamin
Meet a Scientist: Nathalie Fuentes
This is the second post in our “Meet a Scientist” series. Next up is Nathalie Fuentes, who will be starting her graduate studies at Penn State College of Medicine this fall. Meet Nathalie: Let’s get to know you a bit! Where are you from, what did you study in college, and what is your role at Penn … Continue reading Meet a Scientist: Nathalie Fuentes
Meet a Scientist: Lina Jamis
This is the first post in our "Meet a Scientist" series. First up is Lina Jamis, a graduate student in the Anatomy program at Penn State College of Medicine. If you're a regular reader here, you've probably read many of her posts — most recently, her piece on virtual reality for the blog award. Without further … Continue reading Meet a Scientist: Lina Jamis
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