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Feb 2026: New NOA for NIH R21
Jan 2026: New NOA for NIH P20 grant
July-2025: New funding from the Translational Neuroscience Grant Program.
June-2025: INSPIRE Lab's invention selected for OKBioStart Program.
March-2025: The lab filed for a provisional patent on a novel treatment strategy for treating obesity.
Nov-2024: Industry funding from Palatin Technologies for examining their drug portfolio.
Aug-2024: New COBRE PILOT Grant to examine neuroadaptations underlying early life adversity.
Feb 2023: PhRMA Foundation Early Career Award.
Feb-2023 -WV CTSI Award to study the role of prenatal opioid insult on neurobehavioral outcomes.
Epigenetic tinkering with neurotransmitters
Hippocampal plasticity may drive cocaine relapse
Mount Sinai Researchers Discover a Novel Role for Dopamine That Impacts Gene Expression Related to Cocaine Abuse
Dopamine modification on chromatin linked to addiction
A New Approach to Curbing Drug Use Relapse
Secret to Opiate Relapse Discovered: Synaptic Rewiring
How relapse happens: Opiates reduce the brain's ability to form, maintain synapses
Feb 2026: New NOA for NIH R21
Jan 2026: New NOA for NIH P20 grant
July-2025: New funding from the Translational Neuroscience Grant Program.
June-2025: INSPIRE Lab's invention selected for OKBioStart Program.
March-2025: The lab filed for a provisional patent on a novel treatment strategy for treating obesity.
Nov-2024: Industry funding from Palatin Technologies for examining their drug portfolio.
Aug-2024: New COBRE PILOT Grant to examine neuroadaptations underlying early life adversity.
Feb 2023: PhRMA Foundation Early Career Award.
Feb-2023 -WV CTSI Award to study the role of prenatal opioid insult on neurobehavioral outcomes.
Epigenetic tinkering with neurotransmitters
Hippocampal plasticity may drive cocaine relapse
Mount Sinai Researchers Discover a Novel Role for Dopamine That Impacts Gene Expression Related to Cocaine Abuse
Dopamine modification on chromatin linked to addiction
A New Approach to Curbing Drug Use Relapse
Secret to Opiate Relapse Discovered: Synaptic Rewiring
How relapse happens: Opiates reduce the brain's ability to form, maintain synapses



