Justin C. Hulbert
Associate Professor of Neuroscience
Associations
Neuroscience
Carnegie Science Hall, Room 530a
About
Justin received his B.A. in psychology from the University of Pennsylvania and his Ph.D. from the University of Cambridge, where he studied human memory control under the supervision of Michael C. Anderson. Following a postdoctoral fellowship in Ken Norman’s Computational Memory Lab at Princeton University, Justin joined the psychology faculty at Bard College and established the Memory Dynamics Lab in 2015 before moving to Bates College in 2024. Justin and his team of enthusiastic undergraduates aim to harness strategies to better remember what we wish to remember and forget what we wish to forget—even while we sleep.
Expertise
Current Courses
Fall Semester 2025
Capstone Thesis in Neuroscience
Open to senior majors with permission of the program faculty. A neuroscience thesis involves independent laboratory research on a topic broadly related to neuroscience. This may take the form of a one- or two-semester project conducted under the supervision of a Bates faculty member, or participati…
Medical Psychology
This course explores how regulation and dysregulation of mind results from differential brain activity. Following an introduction to the structure and function of the central nervous system, students consider examples of neurological and psychiatric pathology and discuss psychological and neuroscien…