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2012 Volume 10 Issue 2
2012 Volume 10 : Issue 2
Editorials
The State of JUNE
by W Grisham
Letter to the Editor
Quenchable Neuroscience: Why JUNE Needs to Focus on Getting Indexed in PubMed
by S Pulver
Articles
Assessing Development of an Interdisciplinary Perspective in an Undergraduate Neuroscience Course
by KM Crisp & GM Muir
Drugs, the Brain, and Behavior: A Graduate Student-run Comprehensive Course in Neuroscience
by LE Ullrich et al.
Supplementary Material 1 • Supplementary Material 2 • Supplementary Material 3
Using In Vivo Voltammetry to Demonstrate Drug Action: A Student Laboratory Experience in Neurochemistry
by BP Bergstrom
Bio-amplifier with Driven Shield Inputs to Reduce Electrical Noise and its Application to Laboratory Teaching of Electrophysiology
by Y Matsuzaka et al.
Using Equivalence-Based Instruction to Increase Efficiency in Teaching Neuroanatomy
by CL Pytte & DM Fienup
An Undergraduate Laboratory Exercise Examining the Psychomotor Stimulant Effects of Caffeine in Laboratory Rats
by K Pham & RD Romeo
2011 Volume 10 Issue 1
2011 Volume 10 : Issue 1
Editorials
Articles
Strategies For Fostering Synergy between Neuroscience Programs and Chemistry Departments
By DJ Ulness & JR Mach
A Mechanism for Multidisciplinary Dialogue: The Memory & … Series
By KS Multhaup et al.
The Use of “Non-Fiction Novels” in a Sensation and Perception Course
By KL Gunther
Human Brains Engaged in Rat Brains: Student-driven Neuroanatomy Research in an Introductory Biology Lab Course
By SM Gardner et al.
Decreasing Neuroscience Anxiety in an Introductory Neuroscience Course: An Analysis Using Data from a Modified Science Anxiety Scale
By M Birkett & K Shelton
Integrating Community Outreach into the Undergraduate Neuroscience Classroom
By C Stevens
Supplementary Material, Examples 1-3
“Writing in Neuroscience”: A Course Designed for Neuroscience Undergraduate Students
By J Adams
Use of Personal EEG Monitors in a Behavioral Neuroscience Course to Investigate Natural Setting Sleep Patterns and the Factors Affecting Them in College Students
By JC Marshall et al.
A Conceptual Framework for Interdisciplinary Curriculum Design: A Case Study in Neuroscience
By M Modo & I Kinchin
Design Plans for an Inexpensive Tail Flick Analgesia Meter
By A Otto et al.
Supplementary Material
A Modified Golgi-Cox Procedure for use in Undergraduate Courses
By KA Wright et al.