Donita L. Robinson

This study shows that transcranial alternating current stimulation (tACS) can reverse cognitive and cellular deficits caused by adolescent alcohol exposure in rats.

This study shows that developmental exposure to alcohol both prenatally and during adolescence leads to more severe deficits in executive function domains like disinhibition, working memory, and behavioral flexibility in rodents.

This study examines how adolescent intermittent ethanol exposure affects interneurons and perineuronal nets in the adult prefrontal cortex and striatum, finding increased perineuronal nets without changes in interneuron numbers.

This study shows that adolescent alcohol exposure reduces functional connectivity in brain networks involved in decision-making, which mediates deficits in behavioral flexibility in adulthood.