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Fall 2008 Research Grant-in-Aid Recipients
The Tufts Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS) and the School of Engineering have awarded fall 2008 research grants-in-aid to 6 graduate students. The award winners are as follows:
Minda Berbeco, Biology
"Completing the Cycle: Carbon Loss from Temperate Forests"
Jeffrey Birk, Psychology
"The Effects of Positive & Negative Mood Valance on Attentional Networks"
Audrey Girouard, Computer Science
"Adaptive Brain Computer Interface"
Philipp Opitz, Psychology
"Emotion, Brain & Behavior"
Martin Paczynski, Psychology
"Electrophysiological Exploration of Syntactic Processing"
Jiahui Yang, Biology
"Role of H3K56 Acetylation on Repeat Instability"
To learn more about the GSAS and School of Engineering Research Grants-in-Aid program and how to apply go to http://gradstudy.tufts.edu/ResearchGrants.
