About HSMBB

In response to the recent explosion of interest in the university-wide Mind, Brain, and Behavior (MBB) initiative, we officially formed HSMBB in the fall of 2002. Since then, we have dedicated ourselves to promoting multidisciplinary dialogue among students formally involved in one of the seven MBB tracks or secondary fields (neurobiology, psychology, philosophy, computer science, history of science, human evolutionary biology, and linguistics) or else informally interested in MBB-related topics or courses. We also publish an annual journal, The Harvard Brain, showcasing the best in undergraduate writing spanning MBB topics and issues. more

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