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Sarah Brislin

Assistant Professor

Team:
RARC
Interests:
Comparative diagnostic and treatment modalities, Core biochemical and genetic mechanisms, Special Needs Populations, Substance use/use disorder
  • Graduate/Medical Students is accepted

  • Post Docs is accepted

  • Residents is accepted

  • Undergraduates is accepted

Research Subject Categories

Genetics, neuroimaging, treatment, substance use/use disorder, justice involved youth

My research focuses on determining biological mechanisms that contribute to the expression and development of externalizing behavior in adolescence. I am particularly interested in understanding the biological, environmental, and developmental influences on the emergence, persistence, and desistance of antisocial behavior and substance use in adolescence and early adulthood. Towards this end, I incorporate a broad range of methods to better understand this phenotypic expression.

Current Projects

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