Kathryn L. Hilde

The study identifies brain regions whose activation during initial social stress predicts future resilience or susceptibility in mice using the CSDS model.

The paper investigates how microglia morphology differs between rat lines with distinct emotional temperaments and links these differences to baseline microglial reactivity.

The paper characterizes behavioral, physiological, and neuroendocrine profiles of mice before, during, and after chronic social defeat stress, finding that early coping strategies better predict resilience or susceptibility than traditional behavioral read-outs.

This study identifies gene expression differences in the hippocampus of selectively-bred rats associated with internalizing and externalizing behaviors across development and adulthood.