Katie Gibbs publishes second year project paper
Katie’s article, entitled, “Robust Averaging of Emotional Faces and its Association with Psychotic-Like Experiences and Social Connection,” will appear in Scientific Reports. Congrats, Katie!
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Katie’s article, entitled, “Robust Averaging of Emotional Faces and its Association with Psychotic-Like Experiences and Social Connection,” will appear in Scientific Reports. Congrats, Katie!
Kaitlyn wins the Emory Cowen award for best graduate student paper for her solo-authored paper entitled, “How US funding restrictions endanger the future of psychology: Consequences for research, training, and…
Former MD/PhD student in the lab, Emily Przysinda, published one of her dissertation papers on the neural bases of awkwardness processing in schizophrenia in Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience. Congrats,…
Lab alumn, Abhishek Saxena, wins a Smadar Levin runner-up award at the Society for Research in Psychopathology for his project entitled, Testing Measurement Invariance of the Prodromal Questionnaire-Brief (PQ-B) Across…
Kaitlyn joins SCP Lab as a clinical psychology PhD student working with Dr. Dodell-Feder and Dr. Steven Silverstein in the Department of Psychiatry. Welcome, Kaitlyn!
Graduate students Bridget Shovestul and Abhishek Saxena attended commencement! Congratulations on all your amazing accomplishments in the past six years! We will miss you dearly!
SCP Lab’s Clinical Psychology Phd student, Abhishek Saxena, successfully defended his dissertation yesterday! Abhi’s thesis is titled “Mechanisms Underlying Socioenvironmental Risk Factors for Psychotic-Like Experiences Among Diverse Youth and Young…
SCP Lab’s graduate students Beth and Katie are meeting on the West Coast during spring break! Enjoy your time off!
SCP Lab’s very own graduate student Lisa Lin successfully matched to clinical internships for the 2024-25 academic year! Lisa will be working at the VA Palo Alto Health Care System,…
SCP Lab’s MD/Neuroscience Phd student, Emily Przysinda, successfully defended her dissertation yesterday! Emily’s thesis is titled “Social processing and underlying language deficits in schizophrenia during naturalistic video viewing” and examines…