Harm J. Krugers

This study examines how early-life handling and sex influence cognitive resilience and pathology in APP/PS1 mice over time, finding improved memory and reduced pathology in handled mice and better cognition in females despite greater pathology.

This study examines how early and adolescent adversity differently affect emotional contagion in rats, finding distinct effects on observer-to-demonstrator and demonstrator-to-observer emotional transfer, with sex-specific pathways.

The paper uses computational ethology tools to analyze behavioral responses to early life stress in mice, finding altered coping strategies and identifying resilient subpopulations with more diverse behaviors.

This study examines how early-life stress affects the synaptic proteome in Alzheimer's disease mouse models, revealing age- and pathology-dependent changes in mitochondrial and astrocytic proteins.