Our People
Dalhousie's Psychology and Neuroscience faculty are experts in a number of distinct, but complementary, research areas and have a strong commitment to integrating their research interests into their training and teaching.
Our clear strengths are in training knowledge creators in the science of the mind, brain, and behaviour and excellent clinicians who apply this knowledge. These strengths and this approach attract strong graduate students, who contribute significantly to a thriving research environment.
We also educate many undergraduate students who benefit from our strong and diverse faculty and also from a departmental mindset to not just teach the facts, but to educate students in how to think critically and analytically about scientific issues.
Click on Faculty Profile for more detailed information.
Primary Faculty
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Aaron Newman, Chairaaron.newman@dal.ca Neuroimaging, Brain-Computer Interfaces, Language, Reading Development, Second Language Acquisition, Data Science |
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Shelley Adamo, Graduate Program Coordinatorshelley.adamo@dal.ca(902) 494-8853 LSC 3324 Invertebrate behavioural physiology, Comparative psychoneuroimmunology, Ecoimmunology, cephalopod behaviour |
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Julie Blaisjulie.blais@dal.ca |
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In Memoriam: Sean Barrett
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Janusz Boryczjborycz@dal.ca Neurotransmitters and their transporters – cellular and molecular mechanisms investigated using invertebrate and vertebrate models. Currently mostly focused on histamine (photoreceptor neurotransmitter) recycling in the eye of Drosophila. |
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Richard Brown, Professor Emeritusrichard.brown@dal.ca Behavioural endocrinology, Developmental psychobiology, Drugs and behaviour, Behaviour of transgenic and mutant mice, Development, Animal behaviour, Memory |
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Lucia CaceresLucia.Caceres@dal.ca Developmental Neuroscience, Neuro-glial communication, Cellular mechanisms, Neuromuscular functions, Vertebrate and invertebrate neurobiology |
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Christine Chambers
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John Christiejohn.christie@dal.ca Attention, Memory, Learning |
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Penny Corkumpenny.corkum@dal.ca Clinical psychology, Sleep and childhood psychopathology, Psycho-social interventions, School psychology, Health |
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Nathan Crowdernathan.crowder@dal.ca Neuroscience, Vision, Electrophysiology, Optogenetics, Development, Neuroanatomy, Psychophysics |
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Hélène Deaconhelene.deacon@dal.ca Reading and spelling development, Bilingualism, Reading difficulties |
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Kevin Duffykevin.duffy@dal.ca Development, Neuroscience, Vision impairment, Cellular mechanisms,Neuroplasticity |
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Gail Eskes
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Tamara Franklintamara.franklin@dal.ca Neuroscience, epigenetics, in vivo electrophysiology, animal behaviour, neuroconnectivity, sociability |
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Simon Gadboissimon.gadbois@dal.ca Animal behaviour, Neuroscience, Olfactory processing, Learning, Behavioural endocrinology, Canids, Reptiles |
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Sophie Jacquessophie.jacques@dal.ca Development, Cognitive psychology, Self-control, Socio-cognitive development, Socio-emotional development, Cognitive development |
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Shannon Johnson, Director of Clinical Trainingshannon.johnson@dal.ca Development, Cognition, Social cognition, Typical and atypical development, Autism spectrum, Cognitive neuropsychology, Clinical psychology
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Tim Juckestjuckes@dal.ca Sociopsychology, History of psychology, Scientific writing, Social influence |
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Raymond Klein, Professor Emeritus
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Kevin LeBlancKevin.LeBlanc@dal.ca |
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Sean Mackinnonmackinnon.sean@dal.ca Personality, multivariate statistics, alcohol, well-being, relationships |
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Ian Meinertzhagen, Professor Emeritusi.a.meinertzhagen@dal.ca Development, Neuroscience, 3-D visualization and reconstruction,Invertebrate neurobiology, Synaptic fine structure, Electron microscopy,Connectomics |
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Donald Mitchell, Professor Emeritusd.e.mitchell@dal.ca Development, neuroscience, behavioural methods, sensory systems neuroscience, stereoscopic vision, visual disorders, visual development, amblyopia |
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Chris Moorechris.moore@dal.ca Development |
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Libby MylesGut microbiome and probiotics, Diet and probiotic interactions, Neuroendocrine system effects, Developmental programming, Metabolic and mental health |
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Alissa Penceralissa.pencer@dal.ca Emerging adults, Anxiety Disorders, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, Early interventions for severe mental illness, First episode psychosis, Anxiety disorders, Addictions |
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Tara Perrottara.perrot@dal.ca |
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Leslie Phillmoreleslie.phillmore@dal.ca Learning, Memory, Songbirds, Perception, Neurogenesis,Neuroplasticity, Seasonality |
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Natalie Rosen, Associate Director of Clinical TrainingNatalie.Rosen@dal.ca Clinical psychology, Health psychology, Human sexuality, Pain |
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Meghan Rossimeghan.rossi@dal.ca |
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Simon Sherrysimon.sherry@dal.ca Clinical psychology, depression, personality, perfectionism, psychopathology, suicide, eating disorders |
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Erin Sparks, Undergraduate Program CoordinatorErin.Sparks@dal.ca |
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Jennifer Stampjennifer.stamp@dal.ca Addiction, Neuroscience, Steroid hormones and behaviour, Stress |
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Leanne Stevens |
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Sherry Stewart
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Natalie Strattonnatalie.stratton@dal.ca Sexual function/dysfunction, sexual and mental health interventions, mood disorders, anxiety and anxiety-reated disorders, borderline personality disorder, clinical psychology and health psychology |
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Tracy Taylor-Helmicktracy.taylor-helmick@dal.ca Memory, Intentional forgetting, Directed forgetting, Mnemonics,Cognition |
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Rebecca TuckerRebecca.Tucker@dal.ca |
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Drew Weatherheaddrew.weatherhead@dal.ca Language acquisition, sociolinguistics, social cognition, cognitive development, infancy |
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Ian Weaverian.weaver@dal.ca Neurobehavioural epigenetic mechanisms, Early life experience,Steroid hormone function, DNA and chromatin modification, Programming of gene expression, Cortical development, Endocrine and behavioural stress responses, Pharmacological interventions, Psycho-social interventions |
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Igor YakovenkoIgor.Yakovenko@dal.ca Change determinants across addictive behaviours, Transdiagnostic addiction and comorbidity, Cannabis use and disordered gambling, Online substance use interventions
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