Amanda Ringland

Amanda Ringland's research investigates how brain circuits and specific genes shape social behavior, focusing on topics like stress hormone regulation, ion channels that control neuron activity, and early-life experiences such as social isolation. Her work combines molecular and behavioral approaches in animal models to understand how the prefrontal cortex (a brain region involved in decision-making and social interaction) develops and functions. This research may be relevant to understanding neurodevelopmental and psychiatric conditions involving social behavior deficits.

Publication output has grown steadily over the past decade, rising from no recorded output before 2021 to a peak of 5 publications in 2024.

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