Into the Mind of Human’s Best Friend: Using fMRI to Study Canine Cognition
The Scientist Speaks - Into the Mind of Human’s Best Friend: Using fMRI to Study Canine Cognition
Gregory Berns discusses training dogs to undergo fMRI scans to better understand their brains.
Niki Spahich, PhD
With a PhD in Genetics and Genomics, Niki Spahich channels her infectious disease research and science communication experiences into her role as the manager of The Scientist's Creative Services team.
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With a PhD in Genetics and Genomics, Niki Spahich channels her infectious disease research and science communication experiences into her role as the manager of The Scientist's Creative Services team.View full profile
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