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Steven Barnes

ProfessorNeuroscientistCanada

ProfessorNeuroscientist

Canada

Bipolar I disorderSelf-disclosed[3]

Steven J. Barnes is a professor of teaching in psychology at the University of British Columbia and founder and director of its Undergraduate Program in Neuroscience. He is also deputy co-lead of CREST.BD, a research network focused on the psychosocial dimensions of bipolar disorder, and co-author of the textbook Biopsychology. [1][2]

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Career and work

Barnes earned both his MA and PhD in behavioural neuroscience from the University of British Columbia. He is now a professor of teaching in UBC’s Department of Psychology and founder and director of the university’s Undergraduate Program in Neuroscience. [1]

His work spans neuroscience education, student mental health, bipolar disorder, and digital learning technologies. He has received several teaching honours, including UBC’s Killam Teaching Prize and the 3M National Teaching Fellowship, and is a co-author of the textbook Biopsychology. [1]

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  1. University of British Columbia, Department of Psychology“Steven Barnes”

    Professional biography covering Barnes’s education, current academic roles, neuroscience-program leadership, CREST.BD role, publications, and teaching awards.

  2. CREST.BD“Steven Barnes”

    Biography covering Barnes’s bipolar-disorder research, academic work, lived-experience involvement, and CREST.BD leadership.

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