CALM Lab Presents Exciting Research

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Members of the CALM Lab recently attended the CPDD2022 conference where they shared their research. Omayma Alshaarawy, PhD, chaired a forum on “Resuming Research on Substance Use Disorders After Lifting COVID-19 Distancing Measures: Challenges and Opportunities.” Alyssa Vanderziel, PhD, presented her poster on “ The Estimated Effect of Prenatal Cannabis Exposure on Neonatal Birth Outcomes.” Morgan Sotzen delivered a presentation on “Sex Differences in Cannabinoid-Mediated Energy Homeostasis;” Morgan also won the 2022 NIDA Women & Sex/Gender Junior Investigator Travel Award.

Morgan Sotzen delivered a presentation on “ Sex Differences in Cannabinoid-Mediated Energy Homeostasis.”

Omayma Alshaarawy, PhD, with Alyssa Vanderziel, PhD, who presented her poster on “ The Estimated Effect of Prenatal Cannabis Exposure on Neonatal Birth Outcomes.”
Omayma Alshaarawy, PhD, with Alyssa Vanderziel, PhD, who presented her poster on “ The Estimated Effect of Prenatal Cannabis Exposure on Neonatal Birth Outcomes.”