Society for Neuroscience's 2015 meeting in ChicagoBOB GRANT
—Jerome Siegel, University of California, Los Angeles, responding to a question from The Scientist’s Bob Grant about how his own sleep habits have changed since conducting a study on sleep patterns in pre-industrial societies in Africa and South America.
—Allison Brager, Morehouse School of Medicine, during a talk about her studies tracking the effects of knocking out a skeletal muscle gene on circadian clocks and sleep homeostatic processes.
—Georgia Hodes, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, in a talk about sex differences in the activation of the nucleus accumbens’s transcriptome in response to stress.
—Debra Bangasser, Temple University, during the introduction to a symposium comprising presentations of research that dealt with sex differences in stress.
—Eve Van Cauter, University of Chicago, during a presentation ...
