Rosen, Merri

We investigate how stress and hearing problems early in life alter neural circuits and impair auditory perception. To elucidate the mechanisms that produce such deficits, we apply neurophysiological, neurochemical, behavioral, and quantitative techniques in an animal model.

Edler, Melissa

My laboratory’s research focuses on comparative neurobiology with an emphasis on aging, neuroinflammation, and neurodegenerative diseases (e.g., Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases). Using an evolutionary perspective, we investigate neurological variances across species, particularly nonhuman primates, as possible mechanisms of humans’ unique vulnerability to aging and neurodegeneration and human-specific cognitive specializations.

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Lu, Yong

We investigate cellular mechanisms of auditory processing, focusing on neuromodulation under health and disease conditions. Electrophysiological (whole-cell recording) and optical imaging (calcium imaging) approaches, combined with genetic and pharmacological tools, are employed.

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