Faculty of Science - Department of Psychology, Neuroscience Behaviour | McMaster University

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Web Name: Faculty of Science - Department of Psychology, Neuroscience Behaviour | McMaster University

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Department of Psychology, Neursocience & Behaviour Statement for #ShutDownAcademia #ShutDownSTEM, Wednesday 10th June, 2020Official Statement As scientists, experimental psychologists conduct research to help understand why people think, feel, and behave the way they do. As clinicians, counsellors, or other practitioners, psychologists apply scientific understanding toward helping individuals, institutions, and society deal with issues relating to human behaviour and happiness.Learn More Our Department focuses on teaching, involving students in interdisciplinary research and the training of the next generation of behavioural and psychological scientists. Our graduate program introduces students to the current issues and questions in the field of experimental psychology. We work with both the theory behind and the research approaches used to study these problems. Our researchers work in fields ranging from animal behaviour to neuroscience to evolution and social behaviour… Find out more about supervisors and our courses, which are designed to give you hands-on experience. Our research doesn’t just happen in the lab. We study in animal behaviour in the field too. CloseAll courses for every first-year Science student will be delivered online this fall. A limited number of students in their second, third and fourth years will return to campus for part of the semester. More InformationWelcomeOur Department places an emphasis on teaching and learning, and interdisciplinary and hands-on research to train the next generation of brain scientists.Learn MoreWe explore the ways in which everything from neurons to individuals and societies develop, respond, learn and evolveExplore Research AreasGraduate HandbookOur PNB Graduate Handbook is a wiki of important information for current and future graduate students, maintained by a group of our graduate students.Explore Handbook Colonies of Aggressive, Social Spiders Boom After a Hurricane - Jonathan Pruitt, Canada 150 ChairTuesday, 20 August 2019https://www.wired.com/story/colonies-of-aggressive-social-spiders-boom-after-a-hurricane/ Read more Nikol Piskuric - 2019 winner of the OUSA Teaching Excellence AwardFriday, 31 May 2019Nikol Piskuric of the Department of Psychology, Neuroscience Behaviour has been selected as a 2019 winner of the Ontario Undergraduate Student Alliance award for... Read more Reuven Dukas - Winner of the 2019 Exemplar Career AwardFriday, 31 May 2019Reuven Dukas of the Department of Psychology, Neuroscience Behaviour has been selected as the winner of the 2019 Exemplar Career Award from the Animal... Read more 2019 CIHR Canadian National Brain BeeMonday, 27 May 2019On May 24-25, 2019, high school students from across Canada came to McMaster University to compete for the CIHR Canadian National Brain Bee championship. This... Read more Studying how musicians communicate non-verbally during performanceWednesday, 23 January 2019Researchers from PNB have found a way to measure the communication of emotion among musicians by analyzing their movements in detail. They have shown that... Read more Congratulations to PNB’s Daphne MaurerFriday, 30 November 2018Daphne Maurer, professor emeritus and Distinguished University Professor, has been elected Fellow of the AAAS for her ground-breaking research on the development of vision in... Read more Welcome to McMaster’s Canada 150 Research ChairTuesday, 10 April 2018The Department of Psychology, Neuroscience Behaviour welcomes Jonathan Pruitt, McMaster’s Canada 150 Research Chair in Biological Dystopias. Pruitt, an internationally recognized evolutionary ecologist, will... Read more PNB PhD Student Wins Provincial 3 Minute Thesis CompetitionWednesday, 28 March 2018The Department of Psychology, Neuroscience Behaviour applauds Matthew Berry, graduate student in Psychology, Neuroscience Behaviour, for winning top prize in the Ontario 3... Read more Teaching Award for Joe Kim and Introductory PsychologyFriday, 30 June 2017Joe Kim has been given the D2L Innovation Award in Teaching and Learning for his McMaster Introductory Psychology program. The course combines traditional lectures with... Read more Contact InformationOffice Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Telephone: +1 (905) 525-9140 ext.23000 Email: Mailing AddressDepartment of Psychology, Neuroscience BehaviourMcMaster University Psychology Building (PC) 1280 Main Street West Hamilton, Ontario, Canada L8S 4K1Contact InformationOffice Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Telephone: +1 (905) 525-9140 ext.23000 Email:

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