Our research integrates:
- in vivo electrophysiology in freely behaving animals
- Ultrasonic vocalization analysis
- Chemogenetic and optogenetic manipulations
- Fiber photometry
- Comparative ethological studies
We work with rats, hamsters, mice, and humans to understand conserved affective processes.
Learn more about our Conceptual Framework and how we address common questions and critiques.
Neurogelotology 