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SUPER excited to share this opening for a senior (Assoc/Full) Professor of Psychiatry + endowed Chair at Dartmouth! We are looking for a translational research scientist using imaging (fMRI, fNIRS, fUS) and/or neurostimulation (TMS, tTIS, tACS/DCS, tFUS) to join the Neural Code

For this year's Dartmouth Psychological and Brain Sciences grad student visiting day, we introduced a new format based on the "Hot Ones" talk show: faculty and current graduate students ate nuggets with a series of increasing spicy hot sauces as they answered questions from prospective grad students!🌶️🔥🥵

#JNeurosci: Mohsen Rakhshan, Ph.D. @ali_r_soltani et al. provide evidence for competitive interactions between stimulation and reward signals, which can result in behavioral robustness to stimulations. Their findings suggest that careful consideration and design of reward feedback are

Congratulations to the 2025 APS Spence Award Recipients! 🎉Juan Del Toro, Ph.D. Chaz Firestone Ashley Watts Justin Minue Kim (M. Justin Kim) julia_a_leonard Mark Thornton Professor Gemma Sharp psychologicalscience.org/news/2025-feb-…

Congratulations to @Dartmouth PBS faculty member Mark Thornton and graduate alum Justin Minue Kim (M. Justin Kim) for winning the APS's 2025 Janet Taylor Spence Award for Transformative Early Career Contributions!

Please join us in congratulating #SANS2025 award winners! Mid-career award: Cate Hartley (Hartley Lab) Early-career award: Mark Thornton (Mark Thornton) Both awards will be presented at the Annual Meeting in Chicago (registration open)! socialaffectiveneuro.org/registration/

Congratulations to Dartmouth Psychological and Brain Sciences faculty member Mark Thornton for winning the 2025 SANS Early Career Award!

I have always considered SANS to be my "home" conference/society, so I am delighted and deeply honored to receive this year's SANS Early Career Award!

come check out my poster about how to have good conversations about race next week! #SPSP2025

George Mather & Patrick Cavanagh report that Pupil Dilation Underlies the Peripheral Drift Illusion, jov.arvojournals.org/article.aspx?a…. Sussex Psychology York University News Dartmouth Psychological and Brain Sciences

We are organizing a Stand Up for Science rally at Dartmouth College! When: This Friday, March 7th, at 12pm (noon) Where: Center of the Dartmouth Green

A little late, but here are some snapshots from #Dartmouth's Neuroscience Day 2025! Another fantastic event in the books! 🧠📸 #NeuroscienceDay DartGRAD Dartmouth Arts and Sciences Dartmouth Psychological and Brain Sciences MSBDartmouth Dartmouth MCB Graduate Program Dartmouth Health

New preprint! My entry into the ongoing AI empathy discussion: "Reframing the performance and ethics of 'empathic' AI: Wisdom of the crowd and placebos." osf.io/preprints/psya…

Dartmouth PBS had a great showing at #SANS2025!

So excited that Fred Callaway will be coming to join us at Dartmouth!! Dartmouth Cognitive Science is quickly growing into a group of amazing colleagues that I feel lucky to have around and think with! His announcement here: bsky.app/profile/fredca…

Listen to Dartmouth 🌲 senior Taz Mullins speak with Consortium for Interacting Minds postdoc Emma Templeton about how people use "insider language" in conversation and forge social connections, as part of the podcast Taz is producing for her senior thesis: open.spotify.com/episode/3Cycxu…

Listen to Dartmouth 🌲 senior Taz Mullins speak with Consortium for Interacting Minds professor Mark Thornton about the groundswell of interest in studying interacting minds in social neuroscience, as part of the podcast Taz is producing for her senior thesis: open.spotify.com/episode/2W1bZu…

Chronic #pain involves changes in multiple brain pathways, including those responsible for nociception, threat, and reward. What self-management practices can help people live with these changes or even reverse them? Cognitive, behavioral, and #digitalhealth strategies can help!