RHODES LAB
Research in the
Rhodes
lab focuses on neurobiology of physical exercise and drug abuse
using the laboratory mouse as the model organism, and the
neurobiology of socially controlled sex change in the clownfish. The lab is supported by two federally funded grants through
NIH and consists of a postdoctoral research fellow, 2 graduate students,
2 research technicians, and several undergraduates.
The atmosphere is friendly and supportive and devoted to
training the next generation of neuroscientists and geneticists. The Rhodes lab provides an opportunity where students can
develop independence and be highly productive.
Please visit our
Lab Photo Gallery.
