Awards

2/2013: Joanne Jao and Sandra Street receive the Provost Travel Award to attend the 13th annual meeting of the Vision Sciences Society.

4/2012: Elizabeth Wakefield receives Outstanding Graduate Student Instructor Award for Fall 2011.

4/2012: Elizabeth Wakefield receives JR Kantor Award
Congratulations to Liz, who was awarded the JR Kantor Award for excellence in graduate research.

4/2012: Alyssa Kersey receives Science, Technology and Research Scholars (STARS) Program Summer Scholarship
Congratulations to Alyssa - She was awarded a summer scholarship through the STARS program to complete research on the neural correlates of handwriting in children in the CAN lab for summer 2012.

12/2011: Andrew Butler is awarded his Ph.D. - CONGRATS!

4/2011: Julia Li & Joanne Jao receive graduate student summer fellowships

4/2011: Laura Engelhardt receives JR Kantor Award
Congratulations to Laura - she was awarded the JR Kantor Award for excellence in psychology for an undergraduate student. This is the highest award given to IU psychology undergrads.

4/2011: Laura Engelhardt accepted to UCSD undergraduate research conference

4/2011: Elizabeth Wakefield receives P211 Instructor Award for 2011

4/15/09: Elizabeth Wakefield receives an award from SMPC
Congratulations to Elizabeth Wakefield, a graduate student in the CANLab. She is the recipient of a graduate student award from the Society for Music Perception and Cognition. She received her award and presented her research at the SMPC 2009 conference in Indianapolis, IN.

3/1/09: Andrew Butler receives an award from CNS
Congratulations to Andrew Butler, a third year graduate student in the CANLab. He is the recipient of the Graduate Student Present (GSP) award from the Cognitive Neuroscience Society. He received his award and presented his research at the 2009 CNS Annual Meeting in San Francisco, CA.

12/5/08: CANLab Receives $1 Million NIH Grant :
Dr. Karin James, the CANLab director, was recently awarded a $1 million dollar grant from the National Institutes of Health to study developmental changes in children’s object recognition. This work is in collaboration with Dr. Susan Jones and Dr. Linda Smith. We are currently recruiting 18-24 month olds for these studies. For more information check out: http://www.indiana.edu/~canlab/dipmain/Toddler_Studies_.html

The Cognition and Action Neuroimaging Laboratory

Dept. Psychological and Brain Sciences

Indiana University

1101 E. 10th St., Bloomington, IN, 47405

Ph: (812) 856-7237

Email: canlab1@indiana.edu

The Developmental Neuroimaging Project

Lab Awards:

DEVELOPMENTAL NEUROIMAGING PROJECT

MEDIA & COMMUNITY OUTREACH