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Neuroscience
Understanding how our brains process information can teach us so much about ourselves and our interactions with the world. Researchers at Annenberg use neuroscience tools, like fMRI, to analyze how we communicate and to test out the best methods for encouraging healthy behaviors, like voting, exercising, and nutritious eating.
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Communication Neuroscience Lab Visiting Undergraduate Students Present Research at Major Academic Conference
For ten weeks, Denise Cortés-Cortés from the University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez and Arden Spehar from Vassar College were immersed in life at the Communication Neuroscience Lab at the Annenberg...