Sierra J. Stringfield

This study examines how nicotinic receptor antagonists affect nicotine and THC self-administration in rats, showing differential effects based on drug availability and receptor subtype.

This study shows working memory training increases BDNF in the prefrontal cortex but does not reduce cocaine or cannabinoid seeking in rats, though it predicts future drug-seeking behavior.

This study examines how cue extinction affects dorsal striatal activity during goal-directed and habitual cocaine seeking, finding reduced DMS responses but not DLS responses.

This study shows that nicotine increases self-administration of cannabinoids in rats, but does not reciprocally increase nicotine intake.