An article published in the most recent issue of Neuron features the collaboration of CNBC Student, Anoopum Gupta, CNBC Faculty member, David Touretzky, and CNBC Alumnus, David Redish. The work was primarily done by David Touretzky’s student, Anoopu... read more
A team from Pittsburgh (Jinyin Zhang, Gus Sudre, and Xin Li) has won the MEG data analysis competition associated with the 17th International Conference on Biomagnetism (BIOMAG 2010). They’ll collect their 500 Euro prize and present their results on... read more
Rob Kass, professor of statistics, gave the Presidential Invited Address at the annual meeting of the Eastern North American Region of the International Biometrics Society on Tuesday, March 23 in New Orleans. Kass spoke about “Bayes, BARS, and Brain... read more
Erin Crowder, Ran Liu, and Aarthi Padamanabhan received awards from the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program. Patrick Sadtler, Alba Tuninetti, Kriston Wilson, and Bronwyn Woods received honorable mention in the competitio... read more
Undergraduate PNC student and graduating senior, Matt Perich, has won a Whitaker Scholarship for International Research and Study. Matt will use the award to to fund his research position with the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne’s ... read more
Michael Tarr, co-director of the CNBC and Professor of Psychology, was awarded the George A. And Helen Dunham Cowan Professorship in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences. The professorship was created through the generosity George and Helen Cowan... read more
CNBC scientist, Marlene Behrmann, was featured in a Post-Gazette article “About Faces” and on-line video.
CNBC scientists, Andy Schwartz and Alison Barth, are honored with Carnegie Science Awards recognizing innovation in Science and Technology. Congratulations! See: http://www.carnegiesciencecenter.org/default.aspx?pageId=341
Thomas Jacques, a student of Tai Sing Lee, has won the 2010 SCS Alumni Award for Undergraduate Excellence for his work entitled “EyesOn Mobile Eye Tracking.” The Alumni Award committee writes: “Thomas Jacques’ thesis, EyesOn Mobile E... read more
CNBC faculty member, Marlene Behrmann, was interviewed by the Pittsburgh Post Gazette for the article, “Study Challenges One View of Autism.”