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OSU Research on Tap

Connecting the community.
With a different researcher each month from the sciences, arts and humanities Research on Tap is an opportunity to have a conversation regarding their work and the impact it has on you and your community.
We hope you will join us the third Monday of each month to enjoy some of Stillwater’s own local brew while chatting about some of the interesting research happening here on the OSU campus. The event begins with approximately 20 minutes of conversation between the Vice President of Research and the researcher, followed by questions and answer session with the audience.
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December 16, 2024

Dr. Liz McCullagh, Assistant Professor of Integrative Biology

“Sound Check: The Biology of Your Brain's Audio Engineer”

 

Ever wondered how you can pinpoint the source of a sound, even with your eyes closed? Join us at OSU Research on Tap as VPR Kenneth Sewell interviews Dr. Liz McCullagh to explore the fascinating world of auditory processing. The McCullagh lab is focused on unraveling the mysteries of how the brain interprets and responds to sound. From the role of interpersonal relationships to the complexities of neurodevelopmental disorders like autism, this research aims to improve quality of life by understanding the neuroscience of sound. Join in live at the Iron Monk Taproom to hear how cutting-edge neuroscience is shaping the future of hearing health.


More Information on the Research on Tap Series...

 

Upcoming Schedule:

Date Guest Expert Topic
December 16, 2024 Liz McCullagh Sound Check: Your Brain's Audio Engineer
January 13, 2025 Jeffery White Catalysis: Making Molehills Out Of Mountains
February 17, 2025 Yu Feng Novel Approaches to Diagnosing and Treating Lung Diseases
March 10, 2025 Lee Brasuell Production Design for Theatrical Storytelling
April 21, 2025 Scott Senseman Residue Chemicals: The Fate of Herbicides in Agricultural Systems

 

Recommend a Guest Expert:

Would you like to be considered for a guest spot in an upcoming Research on Tap session, or would you like to suggest a colleague? Please complete the online recommendation form. We plan our Research on Tap guest schedule several months in advance, so submit early for consideration.

 

Would You Like to be Added to Our Mailing List?

If you would like to receive notifications and additional information for upcoming Research on Tap sessions, please complete this brief online sign-up form, and we will send you an email invitation to attend.

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