Jobe L. Ritchie

This study shows that chronic intermittent ethanol exposure in female mice leads to increased ethanol tolerance and persistent memory and anxiety-like behavioral changes during abstinence.

This study identifies region-specific serotonin signaling changes in the ACC and CeA after binge alcohol consumption, showing differential effects on reward and aversion behaviors.

A no-code clip-level active-learning platform combining pose, video and region-of-interest features trains rodent behavior classifiers (mean precision-recall AUC 0.90, 45 behaviors, eight assays) largely agreeing with expert human scoring.

This study shows that serotonin signaling in the orbitofrontal cortex influences alcohol consumption and aversion-resistant drinking in mice.

This study examines behavioral adaptations in female mice during fentanyl abstinence, finding persistent withdrawal symptoms and altered behaviors that may contribute to relapse vulnerability.

This study investigates the role of CRFR1 in the lateral hypothalamus during chronic binge drinking, finding that posterior LH CRFR1 knockdown increases alcohol consumption while also increasing anxiety and reducing sucrose preference.

The paper investigates a CRF circuit from the dorsal raphe to the basolateral amygdala that regulates cocaine-memory reconsolidation through DREADD-mediated manipulation and behavioral assays.

The paper investigates the role of BLA CB1R in cocaine-memory reconsolidation and its impact on context-induced cocaine-seeking behavior and HPA axis activation.