Dr. Ashley Keiser successfully defended her PhD thesis “Sex differences in retrieval of context fear: Behavioral and neural mechanisms”, defeated the snakes, and became the first graduate with a PhD from the Tronson Lab.
She is now en route to UC Irvine to join Marcelo Wood’s lab as a postdoctoral fellow
Congratulations Ashley!
Congratulations to Ashley Schmeling who was awarded a prestigious National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate Fellowship (NSDEG) for 2015-2019 academic years.
Congratulations to Dr Katie Collette who was awarded a Travel Award to Society of Neuroscience 2015. She will be blogging at The Edge for Scholars during the conference (October 17-21, 2015).
Potential graduate students are encouraged to apply for the Tronson Lab in 2015.
Applications can be via or Neuroscience Graduate Program.
Interested applicants can apply to both.
New Tronson Lab publication is out in the Molecular Cellular Cognition Society special issue of Neurobiology of Learning & Memory.
Donzis EJ, Tronson NC (2014) Modulation of learning by cytokines: Signaling mechanisms and long term consequences. Neurobiology of Learning & Memory 115:68-77
CONGRATULATIONS to Ashley Keiser on her successful 2nd year seminar (619 presentation)
