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Pre-medical student pioneers research in the science of stress
Raegan Brosseau ’27, an honors behavioral neuroscience student, has always been interested in the science of stress — and thanks to her work at Quinnipiac, she has been able to pioneer new research into it.
‘Who Are You?’ podcast with guest Tressa Pantalena ’25
In this episode of “Who Are You?,” Tressa Pantalena ’25 shares hands-on research, finding a community, and how Quinnipiac prepared her for a career in research.
Student presents research on female stress responses at NEURON Conference
Nicole Syme ’25 uncovers behavioral and cellular differences in female rodents, providing groundbreaking information on the hormonal factors that shape stress responses.
Students share their academic research at university’s annual NEURON Conference
Carly Sipper ’24 has investigated the effect of Myricetin, a natural glucagon-like peptide 1 agonist on weight, memory and anxiety.
Mind over matter: A graduate's journey of advocacy in neuroscience
Hannah Jack ’24 experienced a traumatic brain injury at 12 years old. After being surrounded by neurology for most of her life, she knew she needed to pursue the medical field.