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Carney In The News

Do SAD lamps actually work? Light therapy products, touted as treatments for seasonal affective disorder, are steadily on the rise.

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Eureka Moments: The rapidly growing Carney Institute for Brain Science is driven by discoveries

Gilad Barnea remembers his “Eureka” moment.
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Sloan Foundation awards early-career fellowships to four Brown scientists

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Researchers identify neuronal populations important for odor memories

Odors have long been used by animals as cues to navigate their environment, but little is known a
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What is love? Here’s what brain science can tell us.

What is love?
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Carney Institute by The Numbers

Major accomplishments of 2018
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Bioluminescence researchers study neuronal activity, promote education

Shenhav, Amitai
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You can train the brain to form good habits through repetition, new study finds

You can hack your brain to form good habits – like going to the gym and eating healthily – simply
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Over nine days in Woods Hole, first-year Brown grad students gain hands-on neuroscience experience

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Call for brain-inspired art submissions

The Robert J. and Nancy D.

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