Psych 348 – Research in Behavioral Neuroscience
PSY 348 offers students the opportunity to study the neural bases of behavior in a more intensive manner than they encounterd in PSY 241 (Neuroscience 1). We study the anatomy of the brain by dissecting sheep brains, we examine electrophysiology using human EEG and invertebrate action potentials, and we design and conduct experiments on the neural substrates of behavior.
Understanding my comments on your paper
Lecture:
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Propagation of Action Potential
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Gould et al. (Shors lab) paper for class discussion
Ramirez (videos: Boyden explains ; Ramirez & Liu TED; R&L TED site; Optogenetics explained)
Anderson et al. article for Class Discussion
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REAL (staged) Trolley Problem!
Trolley Problem Audio (Dave Edmonds)
Trolley Problem Video (Sandel)
Joshue Greene – fMRI and Morality
Koenigs et al. – Morality in the Brain
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Oto-Acoustic Emissions (Dr. Ted)
Controlling C. Elegans via optogenetics or here for more explanation.
Earthworm Olfaction (Zirbes et al.)
LeDoux on Emotion [2014] [On Anxious – 2015]
Lab:
Earthworm Research Proposal – 2016
Charlie Drewes’ Wonderful Resources
LeDoux on Fear (James Award Lecture)
Hiram College Project LambchopLAB Project Guide
Mill (1982) Earthworm Neurobiology
Earthworm Spike Conduction Velocity – Backyard Brains
Material below this point is old; it remains here because some might find it useful.
Term Paper Guidelines – Manuscript format (as your paper should look)
Term paper Guidelines – Journal format (as if the paper was published)
Shors (2009) – Scientific American
Maybe Useful Videos:
Ants: Brain, Internet, Cancer (TED)
Dung Beetle (TED) [Milky Way] [pdf]
Invertebrates for Robotics (TED)
Emotions (Mental Illness) in Fruit Flies (TED)
Candace Pert (Documentary Trailer)
– [Science article about Lasker Award]
– [Garfield citation analysis]
Videos for 9/16/18