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The AND Lab

@theandlab.org

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The Attention in NeuroDevelopment Lab at the University of Louisville studys how developing brains support kids attention and math learning. PI: Dr. Andrew Lynn

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The AND Lab @theandlab.org · 18/05/2026

Warm but firm? Laid back? Or somewhere in between? Research shows that how we parent shapes so much of who our kids become.

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The AND Lab @theandlab.org · 14/05/2026

Ever wondered what's actually happening inside that loud MRI machine? It's all magnets, protons, and energy, and it's pretty fascinating.

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The AND Lab @theandlab.org · 11/05/2026

150 minutes a week. That's all it takes to sharpen your memory, boost cognition, and protect your brain as you age.

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The AND Lab @theandlab.org · 07/05/2026

May 7th is Children's Mental Health Awareness Day 📣 A healthy mind is just as important as a healthy body.

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The AND Lab @theandlab.org · 04/05/2026

Did you know kids' brains are especially wired to crave likes and social approval? That's why setting boundaries early matters more than we think. To learn more visit the Linktree in our bio.

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The AND Lab @theandlab.org · 30/04/2026

Imagine hearing a C major chord and seeing a flash of yellow. That's chromesthesia and it's a real neurological phenomenon! If you want to learn more about this, visit the Linktree in our bio.

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The AND Lab @theandlab.org · 23/04/2026

Did you know that raising your baby in a multilingual environment can boost their communication skills, even before they can talk? This fascinating study shows that exposure to multiple languages helps infants understand others' perspectives earlier.

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The AND Lab @theandlab.org · 08/04/2026

We are recruiting for a focus group study, and all details can be found within the flyer! If you are interested please scan the QR code and if you have any questions please do not hesitate to reach out to the email provided.

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The AND Lab @theandlab.org · 27/08/2025

🧠 We are recruiting a fully-funded PhD student (Fall ‘26) to study attention in kids using fMRI, MRS & eye-tracking. 📩 Email Dr. Andrew Lynn to inquire (UofL website under construction). 🔗 Visit www.theandlab.org/work-with-us to learn more.

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WORK WITH US | Join Our Research Team Today — The AND Lab

Explore research opportunities at The AND Lab in Psychological & Brain Sciences. We are hiring for a fully-funded graduate research position focused on neuroimaging and childhood attention development...

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Científico Latino @cientificolatino.com · 12/12/2024

💡 Choosing a grad school advisor is one of the most important decisions you'll make on your academic journey. 🧠💼 ✨ Read the full article by Paola Figueroa-Delgado: cientificolatino.com/post/questio...

IDENTIFYING A GRADUATE ADVISOR
Questions for Potential Advisors
BY PAOLA V. FIGUEROA-DELGADO
Advice: Take some time to think about what is important and valuable to you (personal and professional) and let those guide the questions you should ask, as it will serve to inform what your experience will be in their lab short- and long-term.
Disclosure: These are questions I asked potential advisers who I was interested in working with for my PhD because their research was very interesting to me. Thus, why these questions are framed to address information outside of research topic.

... Advisor Specific Questions ...
1. How would you define your mentorship style?
2. Do you have a time-in-lab commitment preference/requirement? What is your time-off/vacation policy?
3. What is your funding and professorship situation?
4. How many grants does the lab currently house?
5. Do you encourage your students to apply for fellowships and/or grants?
6. Do you provide constructive criticism, as well as positive feedback?
7. Do you encourage students to pursue low- and high-risk/high-reward projects?
8. How was your experience as a trainee (PhD and postdoc)? Was there anything you disliked or any take-home messages that you would like to share?
9. Do you have one-on-one meeting with your students? If so, how often?
10. Do you have an open-door policy?
11. Do you help your students prepare for qualifying exams?
12. How would you define your lab dynamics (structure, social outings, life work- life balance)?

Lab Specific Questions
1. What are your expectations for rotation students (i.e. work ethic, personality, development, background experience/knowledge)?
2. What are your expectations of new to senior graduate students?
3. Do you have rotation students lined-up for all rotation periods/sessions?
4. How many graduate students are you planning on taking/have space for this year?
5. Have your trainees previously applied and/or received fellowships/grants? 6. What if your lab meeting's structure (journal clubs, progress reports, joint meetings)? What is the duration of these meetings? Do you discuss troubleshooting?
7. How does the lab communicate (i.e. email, Slack, phone, text)?
8. Do I require any training prior to rotating/training in the lab?

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Kate Nussenbaum @katenuss.bsky.social · 02/12/2024

I'm hiring a full-time lab manager / research tech for my new psychology lab at Boston University, to start this summer (July 2025)! The lab's research focuses on understanding developmental changes in learning, memory, and exploration. More details here: cldlab.org/join/ 🧠💻 #psychscisky

Detailed job description, which can also be found here: https://cldlab.org/join/

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