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In Appreciation: Mark Rosenzweig

When I arrived in Mark Rosenzweig’s lab in the late 1970s, I learned quickly that Mark was game. If we were short-handed when running rats in mazes, you’d find him in the lab with a

Neuroscience in the Real World

Neuroscience was born from a simple question— how does the brain work? — and its applications originally focused on the diagnosis and treatment of neurological and psychiatric diseases.  But neuroscience “has rappelled down from the

An Interview with Elizabeth Loftus

An Interview with Elizabeth Loftus 9:00 AM  l April 15, 2011 l Radisson Hotel, Salt Lake City, Utah Here is one more reason to register for the Rocky Mountain Psychological Association 2011 Convention taking place

A Moving Research Story

By Teresa A. Treat Every once in a while, you pick up the phone, and something ex­traordinary happens. On March 3rd, Alan Christensen, Chair of the Psychology Department at Iowa, called to ask if I’d

Mortimer Mishkin Awarded the National Medal of Science

APS Fellow and Charter Member Mortimer Mishkin from National Institutes of Health (NIH) — and one of the first recipients of APS’ William James award for lifetime achievement in basic research in psychological science —