E.E. Just Graduate Fellow, Jannitta Yao, Receives Fellowship from NSF

Jannitta Yao, one of our wonderful EEJ graduate mentors, was awarded the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship for her work in computational geochemistry, using Bayesian statistics to further understanding of how the Earth's oldest continents were formed.

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E.E. Just Science Forum Series

Our fall presentation series featured Dartmouth faculty member, Theresa Ong (ENVS); visiting E.E. Just undergraduate fellow alum, Michael Green '21 (PhD candidate at Duke); current fellow, Jason Davis '25, and 2024 EEJ summer intern, Alma Batista '27 (pictured left), who gave a talk on her research titled, "LSD and Stimulation: Amplifying Brain Activity and Behavior."

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E.E. Just Graduate Fellow, Mimi Janssen, Wins Prestigious Award

Congratulations to Mimi Janssen (GR) on receiving the 2023 D.G. Marquis Award for best paper published in Behavioral Neuroscience, with her paper on, "The Motivational Role of the Ventral Striatum and Amygdala in Learning from Gains and Losses."

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E.E. Just Program Creates a Thriving STEM Culture

E.E. Just Undergraduate Fellows, Graduate Fellows, Liftoff Fellows, community members, and STEM faculty connect infomally at weekly Jam Sessions over a take-out dinner. Mentoring, advice, mini-lectures, presentation practice, and tips on careers and graduate program application are all part of the resources available.

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E.E. Just Undergraduate Fellow's Helpful Article in the Journal "Nature"

Kwabena Asare '25, writes an inspiring piece about conquering his fear of delivering presentations.

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