Rupert Palme

This study uses PET and multi-OMICS to show stress activates brown adipose tissue and alters brain metabolism in mice, identifying metabolic hubs and signatures relevant to mental health and disease models.

This study examines maternal resilience in two mouse strains under different breeding conditions, finding strain-specific physiological changes but stable behavioral responses.

The paper uses non-invasive eDNA from fecal samples to assess the ecological and genetic status of the Western Capercaillie in the Pyrenees, finding low genetic diversity and inbreeding.

This study examines how chronic restraint stress affects two active avoidance tasks in rats, finding impaired acquisition in two-way active avoidance but no effect on platform-mediated avoidance or extinction.

This study examines changes in immune-neuroendocrine profiles (INPs) in quails across life stages, showing shifts toward polarized profiles after stress exposure.

The paper tests the Immuno-Competence Handicap Hypothesis by manipulating testosterone in wall lizard colour morphs, showing morph-specific strategies in immune and aggressive responses.

This study shows that high early-life glucocorticoid levels in roe deer accelerate lymphocyte decline and increase adult parasite susceptibility.

This paper shows that lack of the glycine receptor alpha 2 in mice increases striatal activity and motivated behavior, linking it to psychiatric disorders like schizophrenia and addiction.