News

CU Psychology and Neuroscience Associate Professor Zoe Donaldson (Behavioral Neuroscience; she also has an appointment in MCDB) was interviewed for a science show on Canadian TV (CBC) called The Nature of Things for an episode titled "Love Hurts: the Science of Heartbreak."

CU Psychology and Neuroscience Professor Angela Bryan (Social) and former PhD student Laurel Gibson were in the news, being interviewed by multiple media outlets about Laurel's dissertation which just came out in print in Sports Medicine.

CU Psychology and Neuroscience Professor and Chair Leaf Van Boven was interviewed for an article in CU Boulder Today about a paper that was published recently in Nature Climate Change.

CU Psychology and Neuroscience Associate Professor Zoe Donaldson (Behavioral Neuroscience; she also has an appointment in MCDB) and recent PhD student Anne Pierce (now a postdoc at the University of Washington) were in the news, being interviewed for articles in The Guardian and CU Boulder Today about a recent publication in the journal Current Biology, a Cell journal.

Recent Psychology and Neuroscience PhD student Charleen Gust (now a research associate at IBS) and her advisor Professor Angela Bryan (Social) were in the popular media, being interviewed for an article in the Daily Camera about the health benefits of practicing yoga.

CU Psychology and Neuroscience Professor Angela Bryan (Social) was in the news, being interviewed for an Associated Press article about the lack of research on the benefits and risks of CBD use. Read the AP article .

CU Psychology and Neuroscience Professor and Director of CU's Honors Residential Academic Program (HRAP) Mark Whisman (Clinical) was in the news, being interviewed for a short article in the Washington Post about the emotional risks of disclosing an affair during couples counseling.

CU Psychology and Neuroscience Undergraduate Advisor Charles Eagan has been named one of four CU Boulder staff employees of the year.

CU Psychology and Neuroscience Professor and Executive Director of the Intermountain Neuroimaging Center (INC) Marie Banich (Cognitive) has been given the title of Distinguished Professor, a rare CU system-wide honor.

CU Psychology and Neuroscience Associate Professor June Gruber (Clinical) has been named a member of the President's Teaching Scholar Program.