Vladislav Friedman

皇家华人

Graduate Student

Locations

Pharmacology & Toxicology

Contact Information

vfriedman@mcw.edu

Biography

Mentor: Qing-Song Liu, PhD
Year Entered MCW: 2019
Previous Education: University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Research Interests

Our perception and reaction to salient stimuli is influenced by environmental, genetic, and developmental factors. My research interests lie in using electrophysiology and genetic tools for in-vivo manipulation and imaging of neuronal activity during behavior. A better understanding of the neural circuitry and signaling that underlies complex behavior is crucial to develop more effective therapies and interventions for drug use, mood, and anxiety disorders.

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