Our paper by Tamara Markovic, Jessica Higginbotham, Brian Ruyle, Nicolas Massaly, Hye Jean Yoon, Chao-Cheng Kuo, Jenny R. Kim, Jiwon Yi, Jeniffer J. Garcia, Eric Sze, Julian Abt, Rachel H. Teich, Joanna J. Dearman, Jordan G. McCall, and Jose A. Morón
Our paper by Khairunisa Mohamad Ibrahim, Nicolas Massaly, Hye-Jean Yoon, Rossana Sandoval, Allie J. Widman, Robert J. Heuermann, Sidney Williams, WilliamPost, Sulan Pathiranage, Tania Lintz, Azra Zec, Ashley Park, Waylin Yu, Thomas L. Kash, Robert W. Gereau IV, & Jose A. Morón, has been accepted in “Nature Communications.”
Our paper by Bernard Mulvey, Hannah Frye, Tania Lintz, Stuart Fass, Eric Tycksen, Elliot Nelson, Jose Morón, and Joseph Dougherty, has been accepted in “eNeuro.”
Our research on mesolimbic dopamine neurons in pain was featured on the cover of “Nature Neuroscience.”
Our research on pain sensations was featured in an article on “ZME Science.” The findings might prove pivotal in our efforts to address depression and the rising issue of opioid addiction.
We’re excited to share our research by Tamara Markovic in “Nature Neuroscience.”
We are ecited to share our research by Dominika Burek in “Pain.”
We’re excited to share our research by Hannah Frye in “Biological Psychiatry.”
Excited to share our research by graduate student, Dominika Burek, in “Pain.”
Jose Moron-Concepcion, PhD, has been selected to serve on the Interagency Pain Research Coordinating Committee (IPRCC), a federal advisory committee created by the Department of Health and Human Services to enhance pain research efforts and promote collaboration across the government. The Committee is composed of scientists, physicians, and health professionals who are leaders in the […]
Excited to share our “BioRxiv Preprint” by Hannah Frye. This study, the first to identify sex-specific effects of the AMPAR auxiliary protein CNIH3 on spatial memory, provides the groundwork for future studies investigating the role of CNIH3 on sexually dimorphic AMPAR-dependent behavior and hippocampal synaptic plasticity.