Each March, the Brain Injury Association of America observes Brain Injury Awareness Month. At the same time, the Society for Neuroscience recognized Brain Awareness Week March 13-19. In conjunction with these two annual events, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Department of Special Education and Communication Disorders is highlighting the work of three faculty members whose research…
Read MoreCollege of Education and Human Science (CEHS) organized a two-day ‘Meet Nebraska’ visit to the Nebraska communities of Grand Island, Madison, Norfolk, and one other community. The bus left Lincoln in the morning on February 23rd and returned to Lincoln by the end of the day on February 24th. On the first day, CEHS faculty…
Read MoreTo demonstrate how EEG works, Jess volunteered to be the EEG subject. Noah was putting the EGI nets on her.
Due to the need of a waiting room for the reading center at BKC, NL3 Lab physical location has moved to Barkley Memorial Center (BKC) Suite 113. With Heidi, Andy, and Matt’s help, the whole moving process went very well.
Dr. Wang’s Ph.D. thesis advisor: Dr. Scott K. Holland was invited to give a talk on November 21, 2016 at the Center for Brain, Biology and Behavior (CB3). His talk titled “Evidence that neurovascular coupling underlying the BOLD effect increases with age during childhood” covered one part of his research area and his findings raise…
Read MoreDr. Wang attended the CEHS Showcase at City Campus Union: Centennial Room (1400 R Street, Lincoln, NE 68588). Research Team at College of Education and Human Sciences (CEHS) organized this event aiming to facilitate communication among faculty members and advocate research among students.
