NTP News
NTP trainer Richard Davidson’s influence on the understanding of happiness
In this article from Madison Magazine, various UW faculty are highlighted for their contributions to their respective fields. Among them is NTP trainer Richard Davidson and his research on training your brain to be happy!
Check out this article on NTP trainer Ari Rosenberg’s unique approach to researching autism!
Check out this article on NTP trainer Ari Rosenberg’s unique approach to researching autism!
Ari Rosenberg wins Shaw Scientist Award
Congratulations to NTP trainer Ari Rosenberg for receiving a 2018 Shaw Scientist Award from the Greater Milwaukee Foundation! His lab is quantifying the neural basis for perception, which can potentially lead to treatments for brain …
Robert Fettiplace wins 2018 Kavli Prize in Neuroscience
We are so pleased to share that NTP trainer Robert Fettiplace received the prestigious 2018 Kavli Prize in Neuroscience! His research revealed that hair cells are organized along the cochlea in a pattern that reflects …
Why You Should Stop Being So Hard on Yourself
Check out this article explaining the evolutionary reasons behind negative self-talk and how to positively combat these thoughts. NTP trainer Dr. Richard Davidson explores the adverse implications of self-criticism on our overall health.
Sisi Li, PhD Candidate Investigates How Stress Alters 5hmC by Mediating Transcription Factor (TF) Binding in the Brain
NTP trainer Qiang Chang discusses his new role as director of the Waisman Center and his current research!
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Neuroscience Lecture Series Welcomes Dr. Abdel El Manira
When: Wednesday, April 25th, 3:00 p.m. Location: John D. Wiley Conference Center, Waisman Center (T216, North Tower) Title: Functional diversity of interneurons and their circuit assembly in adult zebrafish Speaker: Dr. Abdel El Manira, Distinguished Professor, Swedish Research Council, Department of …
Faculty recognized with 2018-19 Kellett Mid-Career, H.I. Romnes and WARF Named Professorship fellowships
Congratulations to 3 NTP faculty winners Dr. Dent-Romnes; Dr. Gail Robertson-Kellett, Dr. Ruth Litovksy-Kellett!