Psychological & Brain Sciences for Graduate Students

This guide provides information and resources pertaining to the various areas of psychological sciences, which include but certainly are not limited to: clinical neuroscience, clinical science, cognitive development, cognitive neuroscience, cognitive psychology, developmental psychology, mechanisms of behavior, molecular & systems neuroscience, sensation & perception, social neuroscience, and social psychology. Additionally, this guide shares resources to support teaching and learning for graduate and PhD students.

Who am I?

• Liaison librarian for Psychological & Brain Sciences, Nursing, Optometry, and Speech, Language & Hearing Sciences

• Former graduate student at IU

What I can help with:

IU Libraries and your subject librarian can provide a number of services to support your research and learning. These services include but certainly are not limited to the following:

• Using the DOI citation linker to get access to an article full text or populate the InterLibrary Loan form

• Setting up your professional identity with ORCID--your personal lifelong identification number for you and your research

• Getting organized with citation management: EndNote, Mendeley, or Zotero

• Help you find: answers, collaborators, grant opportunities, post-doc positions

• Maximizing your research presence by supporting publishing with the Open Access Article Publishing Fund and depositing work in IUScholarWorks

• Manage your data

• Measure the impact of your research

• Purchase or license materials you need 

How to reach me:

• Zoom: Schedule an appointment using the button located underneath my picture or feel free to email me directly

• Email: alminix@iu.edu

• Phone (812) 855-8136

• Offices: Health Sciences Building (C1030), Sciences Library (C002) and Psychology Building (220A)