Kevin G. Bath

This study investigates how early life adversity in mice affects reward processing and behavior, finding altered dopamine dynamics and behavioral opportunism.

This study shows that chronic stress alters Pnoc expression in reward-related brain regions and that NOPR antagonism improves reward learning and motivation in animals and humans.

This study shows that early life adversity affects stress responses and social behavior in mice, with sex-specific changes in corticosterone levels and social interactions following stress.