Former SPIRE fellow Dr. Karin Pfennig was recently awarded the prestigious 2008 National Institutes of Health New Innovator Award. The award, one of 31 awarded this year, is for $1.5 million in direct costs for five years. Dr. Pfennig’s work focuses on the origins and maintenance of context-dependent behavior to determine factors that generate environmental sensitivity and evaluate the genetic and environmental factors that contribute to the maintenance and expression of condition-dependent behavior within and across populations. More information can be found at: NIH New Innovator Award
NIH New Innovator Award – Dr. Karin Pfennig
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