How cognitive planning plays a role in our concept of the Common Center of cognitive-emotional integration By Keira Autera UA’27 and Jim Stellar We wrote about this idea that KA developed in the first blog about a common center for … Continued
New in neurobiology (brain implantable microscopes) from a company perspective By Adora Idemudia UA’28 Jim Stellar In this blog, we (really AI) interviewed Dr. Rebecca Fallon of Inscopix. She is a Sales Development Manager there with a PhD degree in … Continued
Can AI be your therapist? By Lauren Bosch UA’24 and Jim Stellar This is our second blog. The first one was about how a single experience (e.g. taste aversion learning or PTSD) can change a person. While those examples are … Continued
“Seeing the Unseen: The Mentor’s Role in Helping Students Recognize Their Own Potential” By Chhiring Sherpa UA’23 and Jim Stellar This is the second blog in a pair and linked to the first one. This is the first time since this … Continued
“Becoming the Person I once Needed: A First-Gen Story of Healing and Hope” For reference, this is one of my college scholarship essays about my upbringing. The story of my journey as a first-generation female immigrant, born and raised in … Continued
How do you control being nudged in decision engineering? Sanjana Koushik ’22 NU and Jim Stellar In a society that often recognizes and rewards speed and multitasking, the art of slowing down is becoming increasingly rare, but simultaneously vital. As … Continued
After the experience of EMT and Organic Chemistry By Ally Siffringer UA’28 and Jim Stellar The title says it all. This blog is about combining the two pieces of a successful undergraduate career. The first is (obviously) clinical experience. Some … Continued
How I got into a lab and it changed my life By Cristina Schiaffo UA’26 and Jim Stellar Cristina and I met when she was a freshman and have stayed in contact over the years now writing this blog together … Continued
Why I applied to UAlbany as a diverse student By Naomi Clause UA’25 and Jim Stellar I came here to UAlbany from Brooklyn because of diversity. I never went to a school in Brooklyn that was not homogeneous, in my … Continued
To be premed or not to be premed? That is the question. By Ally Siffringer UA’28 and Jim Stellar Ally and Jim met in a remarkable 1 credit freshman psychology seminar course in the fall term of 2024 . We … Continued