Glushko Honors Winners
Each year the Cognitive Science Department selects at least two outstanding Honors Theses to receive the Robert J. Glushko Prize for Distinguished Undergraduate Research. The winners receive a cash prize.
John Ratliff: "Temporal Dynamics of Serotonergic Modulation in the Olfactory Bulb During Olfactory Perceptual Learning" Shane Johnson: "An Analysis on Pesticide Exposure and Iron Overload in Parkinson-like Disorders"
Luke Sztajnkrycer: "Manipulating Memory & Decision via Temporarily Related Cues"
Julia Yu: "What, When, and Where: Phase Precession in Different Sized Fields" (PDF ) Alara Brashears: "Transplantation of Healthy Human Glia as a Therapeutic Treatment for Rett Syndrome" (PDF )
Ruoxi Wang: "Encoding the Past, Present, and Future of Self-motion in the Rat Posterior Parietal Cortex" (PDF ) (recording )
Justin Yang: "Rearranging the Environment to Facilitate Visual Search" (PDF ) (recording )
Christopher Heyman: “Associative Memory and Rhythmic Processing” (PDF)