These are the people who've helped make our lab great, and have now moved forward to continue doing great things at other places.
Lab Alumni
Sarah Kassis
She/Her/Hers
Undergraduate Student, 2021-2022
Kaden Ruffin
They/Them
Undergraduate Student, 2021-2022
Matthew Ford, B.S.
He/Him/His
Post-Baccalaureate Volunteer, 2020-2022
Anna Anello
She/Her/Hers
Undergraduate Student, 2020-2022
Ella Spalding
Undergraduate Student, 2022-2022
Julie Reichert, B.S.
Graduate Student, 2022-2022
Gilman Lab Publications
06. Beaver JN, Weber BL, Ford MT, Anello AE, Ruffin KM, Kassis SK, Gilman TL (accepted) Generalization of contextual fear is sex-specifically affected by high salt intake. PLOS ONE (link coming soon)
05. Weber BL, Beaver JN, Gilman TL (2022) Summarizing studies using constitutive genetic deficiency to investigate behavioral influences of uptake 2 monoamine transporters. Basic Clin Pharmacol Toxicol (in press)
04. Beaver JN, Weber BL, Ford MT, Anello AE, Kassis SK, Gilman TL (2022) Uncovering functional contributions of PMAT (Slc29a4) to monoamine clearance using pharmacobehavioral tools. Cells 11(12):1874
03. Gilman TL, Ford MT, Jasnow AM, Coifman KG (2022) DRD4 polymorphism associated with greater positive affect in response to negative and neutral social stimuli. Ann Hum Genet 86(4):218-223
02. Himmelstein MS, Beaver JN, Gilman TL (2022) Anxiety and stress over COVID-19 pandemic associated with increased eating. Obes Sci Pract 8(3):338-351
01. Beaver JN, Gilman TL (2022) Salt as a non-caloric behavioral modifier: A review of evidence from pre-clinical studies. Neurosci Biobehav Rev 135:104385