Minimizing Implicit Bias in Our Eeg & Fmri Protocols and Increasing Diversity in Our Participant Pool in Collecting Data on Music Therapy

June 15, 2022 - 1:00 pm to 1:30 pm
Eric Miller 
320 Languages Building (West Campus)

Please join us for a presentation by Professor Eric Miller on Wednesday, June 15th at 1pm in 320 Languages Building (West Campus)

Minimizing implicit bias in our EEG & fMRI protocols and increasing diversity in our participant pool in collecting data on music therapy

 Lunch will be provided.

RSVP: Cathy Lewis (c.lewis@duke.edu) know if you plan to attend by Thursday, June 9th for a final headcount.

Contact name

Cathy Lewis
c.lewis@duke.edu

Unit

  • Center for Slavic Eurasian and East European Studies
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