All posts by Kathy Do

2016

Flux Congress presentations 2016 in St. Louis

Congratulations to the members from our lab who will be presenting at the annual Flux Congress on September 8-10 in St. Louis, MO!

  • Lee, T.H., Miernicki, M., & Telzer, E.H.: Resting-state connectome similarity in mother-child dyads and its impact on emotional synchrony
  • McCormick, E.M. & Telzer, E.H.: Two roads diverge: context-specific outcomes associated with decreased neural sensitivity to negative feedback during adolescence.
  • Perino, M.T., Guassi Moreira, J.F., & Telzer, E.H.: Different strokes: How social context differentially influences inhibitory failures in normative and high-risk adolescents.
  • Guassi Moreira, J.F., & Telzer, E.H.: Tracking longitudinal changes of maternal influence on adolescent neurocognition during risk- taking
  • Do, K.T., McCormick, E.M., & Telzer, E.H.: Parents versus peers: Characterizing the neural correlates of conflicting social influence on adolescent attitudes
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PhD student accepted to Michigan fMRI Training Course

Second-year graduate student, Lynda Lin, has been accepted to the Training Course in fMRI at the University of Michigan. The University will offer a 2-week intensive course that will train attendees on the motivation for using fMRI, the physics that underlies the technique, the design of experiments, the acquisition of data, the analysis of those data, and the interpretation of brain activations that result. Congratulations, Lynda!

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PhD student accepted to Sackler Summer Institute

Second-year graduate student, Kathy Do, has been accepted to the Mortimer D. Sackler Summer Institute at Weill Cornell Medical School. This year’s course will focus on law and neuroscience specifically as it relates to juvenile justice reform, racial bias and lie detection and feature an all-star cast of distinguished neuroscientists, psychologists and legal scholars as speakers. Congratulations, Kathy!

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Congratulations, lab alumni!

Congrats to our recent DSN lab alumni, Xin Yuen, Michelle Miernicki, Heather Ross, Liz Barlow Lozano, and Joao Guassi Moreira, who all have exciting endeavors ahead for them.

Xin Yuen will be a Research Manager with the Physician Assistant Education Association.

Michelle Miernicki and Heather Ross will be masters students in the Human Resources and Industrial Relations program at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.

Liz Barlow Lozano will be a PhD student in social-personality psychology at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.

Joao Guassi Moreira will be a PhD student in developmental psychology at the University of California, Los Angeles.

You will be missed!

2016

SANS Presentations 2016 in NYC

DSN Lab’s Tae-Ho Lee will be giving a talk at the annual meeting of the Social & Affective Neuroscience Society (SANS) conference on April 28-30 in New York, NY!

  • TITLE OF THE TALK: Parent-child relationship quality shapes neural pattern similarity between mothers and their child

Congratulations to the members from our lab who will also be presenting posters at the SANS conference!

  • Do, K.T., McCormick, E.M., & Telzer, E.H.: Developmental changes in prosocial behavior and reward circuitry to in- and out-groups from childhood through adolescence
  • Lin, L.C., Qu, Y., & Telzer, E.H.: Cultural differences in neural correlates of intergroup empathy
  • McCormick, E.M. & Telzer, E.H.: Adaptive adolescent flexibility: Decision-making in a risky context
  • Perino, M.T., Guassi Moreira, J.F., & Telzer, E.H.: Not deficient, just different: Increased activation of salience networks for bullies when viewing social exclusion