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From the Lab…

Following the Children of the 2009 Historic Red River Flood

1 Aug 20181 Aug 2018
In 2009, pregnant moms experiencing the historic Red River flood were a part of  a study in our lab looking at stress and health. One important finding of this research…
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Sanford Health – NDSU Research Seed Grant Recipient!

10 Jul 2018
The Mind, Body and Baby Lab are 2018 recipients of a Sanford Health - NDSU Research Seed Grant. This collaborative grant will fund a year long pilot study on pregnancy…
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Anna Strahm Wins APF Award!

1 May 20184 Jun 2018
Congratulations to Anna Strahm who has been awarded the American Psychological Foundation’s 2018 Henry David Research Grant!
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Congratulations Anna Strahm!

16 Apr 20184 Jun 2018
Lab member Anna Strahm successfully defended her Major Area Paper, entitled, "Psychosocial factors associated with vascular form & function of the placenta," AKA "Nevertheless the placenta persists!" Congratulations Anna!
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Surprise Visit from Julian!

13 Apr 20184 Jun 2018
World-renowned psychophysiologist, Julian Thayer, paid a visit to the Hilmert lab this April. In town for another conference, we were very excited to have Dr. Thayer check out our facilities…
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Dr. Hilmert Presents on “Mindfulness Materialism” at Science, Religion, and Lunch Seminar

20 Mar 20184 Jun 2018
“Mindfulness” is a word that has permeated our health-care, wellness-centers, academic institutions, advertising, and even our housework (see “How to Be Mindful While Cleaning the Bathroom,” NYT, April 19, 2017).…

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www.health-psych.org
www.psychosomatic.org
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www.socialpsychology.org
www.spsp.org
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www.psychologicalscience.org
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