Jeffrery You received the New England BioLabs Award for Excellence in Molecular Biology for his presentation Interrogating the Senescence Associated Secretory Phenotype (SASP) and its dependence on the ATM Interacting protein (ATMIN) at the 2023 CNS Undergraduate Research Forum.
In a new paper, authored by Dr. Williamson and former graduate student Megan Schouweiler, we examined whether a lack of quality time together could be one problem facing low-income couples. Using time diaries from a sample of nearly 15,000 married couples, we find that lower income couples spend Read more about New paper in press in Journal of Family Psychology
The Williamson Lab is excited to welcome visiting scholar Bariş Sevi. Dr. Sevi is an assistant professor at the Department of Psychology at MEF University (Turkey) and he will be with us at UT for the remainder of 2023.Read more about Welcoming Visiting Scholar
Graudate student Nick Chen presented his research examining cross-cultural differences in the transformation of motivation process in romantic relationships at SPSP this weekend.
This new paper by Dr. Williamson and collaborators provides information about the recruitment and retention of couples with low incomes into a study of relationship education with integrated economic services. Results indicate that it is possible to recruit a large, linguistically, and racially diverse Read more about New paper in press in Family Process
Drs. Regina Mangieri and Angela Ozburn co-publishes with other members of the INIA consortia in the Journal of Clinical Investigations. The research article, entitled "Pre-clinical and clinical evidence for suppression of alcohol intake by apremilast", provides evidence that Apremilast, a medication originally by the FDA to treat the skin disease psoriasis, can also reduce excessive alcohol consumption in people who drink excessively by inhibiting an enzyme that is linked to alcohol dependence.
