Check the College of Natural Science's magazine!

We loved reading about Professor Anne Cleary's work with déjà vu. Read it yourself, to learn how she uses the Sims video game in her research!

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This year we dedicated our magazine, Elements, to our work that is advancing scientific frontiers: from research in #RenewableEnergy to being the first to demonstrate genome-level climate adaptation.

Don't miss out on these profound stories:
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Check out this exciting research being done by Dr. Emily Merz!

.Colorado State University psychologists are exploring the links between socioeconomic status, sleep & brain development in children.

MRI scans & surveys hint that lower-income children are experiencing reduced sleep, which can affect brain structure🧠

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Winners of Colorado State University MURALS were announced and the College of Natural Sciences SHOWED UP!

Our students took home 2️⃣ first place wins, 4️⃣ 2nd place wins, 2️⃣ 'Rising Star' awards, and swept the Innovation and Entrepreneurship category! 🧹

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We're proud to announce that our own Academic Success Coordinator, Kelli Gupton, has won the Jack E. Cermak Outstanding Advisor Award! This award 'serves to highlight and reward the extraordinary efforts of outstanding advisors'. Congratulations Kelli!

Congratulations to our incredible honorees of the 2023 Celebrate!  #ColoradoState Awards.

From students committed to advancing underrepresented student education, to longstanding philanthropic efforts from retired faculty, to outstanding work as advisors and accountants ... 🧵

.CSU Psychology's Center for Meaning and Purpose is launching a graduate #research grant competition!

Any research project that advances knowledge about how to enable people, organizations and societies to foster meaning, positive health and quality of life will fit the bill!☀️

#MethodologyMonday : K. Henry CSU Psychology ColoradoSPH discusses 2-part models for father/child relationship variables. #ReadFree : ow.ly/i4TK50LC1aT #FreeRead #childwelfare #fathers #familyrelationships #socialwork #socialscience #methodology #regressionmodeling

Honored & excited to be speaking on a graduate student panel for Society for Occupational Health Psychology (SOHP) next Thurs, Oct 20 about I/O Pysch and OHP! I’ll be joining some amazing other grad students at a variety of stages in their grad school careers. To register, visit tinyurl.com/sohp3

Most of us have experienced #dejavu at one point in our lives, but what's the science behind it?

Here's an explanation from CSU Psychology Professor Anne Cleary for The Conversation U.S.:
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Can your workplace really impact your brain function?
Gwen Fisher comments on int'l study outlining 5 workplace aspects that can increase workers’ abilities to develop their cognition and reduce age-related declines in cognitive health

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Want to join our team? We’re hiring!

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“Cones” or “zoomies?” 🧐

CSU Psychology researchers compare two ways to visually represent hurricane danger to the public 🌀

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A study by a CSU Psychology professor found that men can lower their risk of suicide by participating in more family caregiving.

More on the study ⬇️

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Professor of Psychology Silvia Sara Canetto at Colorado State University researches patterns and meanings of suicide by culture, trying to make sense of the variability in women’s and men’s suicide mortality around the world. natsci.source.colostate.edu/study-men-doin… CSU College of Natural Sciences

Ever had that 'it's on the tip of my tongue!' feeling? 🤔

A CSU Psychology grad student found that that feeling might just be a phenomena. You may not be closer to guessing the missing word correctly, even though it feels like it.

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Andrew Huebert, a graduate student studying cognitive psychology at Colorado State University, was selected as a recipient of the 2020 Psychonomic Society’s Graduate Travel Award. natsci.source.colostate.edu/psychology-gra… CSU College of Natural Sciences Anne Cleary Psychonomic Society

As a former 'difficult kid,' CSU Psychology freshman Jeremy Alcazar has dedicated himself to mentoring younger students who might need a bit more attention.

CNS Little Shop of Physics | Amplify at CSU | Colorado State University | #ramsshapescience

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