Drs. Adam and Catherine Franssen deliver four presentations at the annual Society for Neuroscience Meeting November 11-15, 2017
SfN’s 47th annual meeting, Neuroscience 2017, is the world’s largest neuroscience conference for scientists and physicians devoted to understanding the brain and nervous system.
The Franssens co-authored two presentations describing details of Longwood’s innovative Interdisciplinary Neuroscience Studies minor and the capstone experience. Undergraduate co-authors included Lindsey Sparrock & Megan Zens.
- One brain, many possibilities: Exploring the value of an interdisciplinary neuroscience studies program
- Interdisciplinary neuroscience applications: A capstone course
Catherine Franssen shared updates on her wilderness therapy research, with undergraduate co-author Allison Eagle.
- Does nature benefit everyone? Salivary cortisol responses of wilderness therapy clients
Adam Franssen shared updates on his ongoing research in the maternal brain with undergraduate co-authors Abbey Ripley, Teresa Fruchterman, and Keaton Unroe.
- Oxytocin and estrogen receptor alpha levels differ in “good” and “bad” maternal rats
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