Jacqueline Quigley
Biopsychology Area: 5th year PhD candidate
Research: I study sex differences in addiction using rats. My research is focused on understanding how gonadal hormones (i.e., estrogen) regulate an individual’s motivation for drugs of abuse (i.e., cocaine).
Caitlin Posillico
Advisor: Dr. Natalie Tronson
Research: I study sex differences in neuroimmune modulation of learning and memory processes in mice -- in other words, what happens to memory when the brain’s immune system is activated, and how is this similar or different in males and females?
Jacqueline Quigley
Biopsychology Area: 5th year PhD candidate
Research: I study sex differences in addiction using rats. My research is focused on understanding how gonadal hormones (i.e., estrogen) regulate an individual’s motivation for drugs of abuse (i.e., cocaine).
Caitlin Posillico
Advisor: Dr. Natalie Tronson
Research: I study sex differences in neuroimmune modulation of learning and memory processes in mice -- in other words, what happens to memory when the brain’s immune system is activated, and how is this similar or different in males and females?
Jacqueline Quigley
Biopsychology Area: 5th year PhD candidate
Research: I study sex differences in addiction using rats. My research is focused on understanding how gonadal hormones (i.e., estrogen) regulate an individual’s motivation for drugs of abuse (i.e., cocaine).
Caitlin Posillico
Advisor: Dr. Natalie Tronson
Research: I study sex differences in neuroimmune modulation of learning and memory processes in mice -- in other words, what happens to memory when the brain’s immune system is activated, and how is this similar or different in males and females?
Jacqueline Quigley
Biopsychology Area: 5th year PhD candidate
Research: I study sex differences in addiction using rats. My research is focused on understanding how gonadal hormones (i.e., estrogen) regulate an individual’s motivation for drugs of abuse (i.e., cocaine).
Caitlin Posillico
Advisor: Dr. Natalie Tronson
Research: I study sex differences in neuroimmune modulation of learning and memory processes in mice -- in other words, what happens to memory when the brain’s immune system is activated, and how is this similar or different in males and females?
Jacqueline Quigley
Biopsychology Area: 5th year PhD candidate
Research: I study sex differences in addiction using rats. My research is focused on understanding how gonadal hormones (i.e., estrogen) regulate an individual’s motivation for drugs of abuse (i.e., cocaine).
Caitlin Posillico
Advisor: Dr. Natalie Tronson
Research: I study sex differences in neuroimmune modulation of learning and memory processes in mice -- in other words, what happens to memory when the brain’s immune system is activated, and how is this similar or different in males and females?
