Stoyo Karamihalev

This study investigates how early life stress affects brain function and behavior in mice, revealing sex-specific differences in neurobiological outcomes.

This study shows that in mice, pre-stress social dominance interacts with sex to influence chronic stress outcomes, with males and females showing opposite behavioral responses to stress.

This study examines how social context and dominance status affect sleep patterns and quality in socially housed mice using wireless EEG and video tracking.