The Center for
Translational
Neuroscience
Transformative science for social change.
The Center for Translational Neuroscience condemns all forms of racism, including racist violence and police brutality, that are historically ingrained in American society and that continue to occur. Our organization is, and will remain, committed to anti-racist actions and activities in all of our work, including our research, training and teaching, and communications. CTN is also committed to an ongoing process of self-examination, in order to identify areas in which the commitment to anti-racism can be improved and acted upon.
Our Mission
Our mission is to improve well-being, promote resilience, and mitigate the effects of early adverse experiences on physical and emotional health by translating discoveries in basic neuroscience, psychology, and related disciplines.
Our Expertise
Our work spans the spectrum from basic science to policy work. Click on a content area to learn more, or visit our projects page to see our full portfolio.
Our Center brings scientists together across disciplines to maximize impact! Researchers with interests spanning basic neuroscience methods such as neuroimaging, neuroendocrine research, and psychophysiology connect and collaborate with those interested in evidence-based prevention and intervention programs.
“This represents a new way of going about intervention development and a whole new framework for thinking about clinical sciences”
– Elliott Berkman
Evidence-based program evaluation, neuroscience, and research skills training tailored for the working professional. Program launches Winter 2021. Now accepting applications.
Join CTN's Scientific Community
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.@UOregon philosopher Camisha Russell’s latest research examines racism in #healthcare & offers some ideas about ho… https://t.co/zgOH9nywTe -
Adolescents and young adults are facing tremendous mental health challenges, including poor #sleep. Thank you,… https://t.co/bafy4NJooE -
The UO Lewis Center for NeuroImaging (LCNI) is hiring a new MRI Technologist! The LCNI operates two 3T Siemens MRI systems, a Prisma and a Skyra magnet, as well as other equipment that enables users to acquire imaging data. Apply today: https://t.co/wYuNxSrCbv -
Investments in our children’s mental health are critical, and @uoregon's new Ballmer Institute is a huge step forwa… https://t.co/i0Ah26sYqT -
Very impressed by today’s briefing from @uoregon for @SenJeffMerkley @RepBonamici & me on how its Ballmer Institute… https://t.co/vtjuxdR4EX -
Specifically, we need to tackle the child mental health crisis. In my experience, it is the rule & not the excepti… https://t.co/0qb2VDkdeP -
Alarming new study out today in @JAMA_current: Teen deaths from fentanyl overdose TRIPLED from 2019 to 2021. 😲 Wha… https://t.co/L0CwIpZCJL
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Applications are open for the UO Online Master’s in Psychology program! ✅ 100% online ✅ 6 terms ✅ No GRE! Use the knowledge and experience gained in this program to improve professional practice in your community or organization! Apply today: https://t.co/eqlck8x9al https://t.co/LOaqs8OWoL
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Applications are open for the UO Online Master’s in Psychology program! ✅ 100% online ✅ 6 terms ✅ No GRE! Use the knowledge and experience gained in this program to improve professional practice in your community or organization! Apply today: https://t.co/eqlck8x9al https://t.co/86Nrp5dkdz
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Excited to announce that I will be pursuing a PhD in the Psychology Department (social/personality area with clinic… https://t.co/Tj7tAZNFyR
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