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Neuroscience research in Associate Professor Tracie Paine’s lab could lead to better treatments for symptoms of schizophrenia.

Interested in neuroscience research? Senior Weelic Chong shows how it’s done.

A native of Norway, she chose Oberlin to study music. She chose a double degree to make the most of her experience.

At the most recent Annual Biomedical Research Conference for Minority Students national conference last year, Oberlin students were recognized for their outstanding research in neuroscience.

Double-degree student Matthew DiBiase combined his interests by shadowing music therapists and cognition researchers throughout New England.

Not only does Oberlin excel in conventional scientific education and research, but it offers students an opportunity to study scientific subjects in unconventional and hands-on ways.