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New Grant Submitted!

24 Feb 202223 Oct 2026
Dr. Hilmert and Garrett Byron submitted an R15 grant application, titled, "Prenatal maternal stress, nutrition, and blood sugar: A continuous glucose monitoring study in mid pregnancy," to the National Institutes…
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Congratulations Dr. Bagne!

3 Dec 202123 Oct 2026
This week, our senior lab member, Angela Bagne, successfully defended her dissertation, titled, “Measuring Infant Emotion Regulation within the Still Face Procedure: A novel approach to assessing regulation development in…
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The Lab is open once again.

8 Nov 202123 Oct 2026
This week marks the return of in-person data collection for our lab since NDSU began remote instruction in March of 2020 as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. It has…
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Welcome Fall 2021

30 Aug 202123 Oct 2026
Research in the Mind Body and Baby Lab, and Stress Psychophysiology & Health Labs will resume this fall. We are looking for motivated undergraduates to assist in running research projects Fall Semester…
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Researchers find flooding stress impacts unborn children

4 Mar 20204 Mar 2020
03/03/2020 Research College of Science and Mathematics   NDSU researchers have discovered differences in child development based on how close mothers are to flooding during their pregnancies. The new study…
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New Paper Published!

27 Jan 202023 Oct 2026
This month, the lab co-authored an important paper published in Pychoneuroendocrinology. The paper, "Prenatal traumatic stress and offspring hair cortisol concentration: A nine year follow up to the Red River flood…

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