Kristin Artinger, Ph.D.

Biography

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Research Interests:

The Artinger lab is a neurodevelopmental lab focusing on the development of the neural crest. These cells undergo multiple development processes to differentiate into a wide variety of derivatives including all of the neurons and glia of the peripheral nervous system. Thus, they represent an excellent model to study genetic and epigenetic regulation of development.

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Brenden Tervo-Clemmens, Ph.D.

Biography

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Research Interests:

The Tervo-Clemmens (TC) lab aims to understand normative brain development and the emergence of mental health and substance use disorders (as well as their co-occurrence) during adolescence, integrating techniques from developmental, computational, and clinical neuroscience.

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Shauna Yuan, M.D.

Biography

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Publications

  • Wang SG, Cevasco-Trotter AM, Silverman MJ, Yuan SH. A narrative review of music therapy for neuropsychiatric symptoms in Alzheimer's disease and rationale for protocolized music teletherapy. Front Med (Lausanne).
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Martha Streng, Ph.D.

Biography

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Research Interests:

I am primarily interested in the encoding of information by populations of cerebellar neurons, how they contribute to healthy behavior, and how they are disrupted in disease states. While the cerebellum is classically considered a motor control structure, it has ever-emerging roles in extra motor behaviors and neurological disorders.

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