Bess Glickman

Department
Psychological & Brain Sciences

Basolateral amygdala projections to the nucleus accumbens shell in the modulation of cued-response and inhibitory avoidance memory consolidation

Biography

My research broadly focuses on the neurobiology of learning and memory. Specifically, I study the basolateral amygdala and its role in modulating consolidation for different types of memories. I use optogenetics to manipulate neural pathways after different learning experiences to determine critical pathways for consolidating different types of memories. The goal of this research is to give us a better understanding of memory processes in the brain.

Bess Glickman
Hometown
Dix Hills, NY
BS, Neuroscience, Muhlenberg College