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 Judy
McKinley Brewer, Ph.D.
Senior Postdoctoral Reseach Associate, Department
of Biology, (Laboratory of Dr. Eric Bittman) University of Massachusetts
Ph.D. Psychology, University of Massachusetts
Amherst, 2/1979
M.S. Psychology, University of Massachusetts Amherst, 1976
Research Interest:
Molecular Elements of the Circadian Clock, Circadian Rhythms and
Photoperiodism
E-Mail: jbrewer[at]bio.umass.edu
Phone: 413-545-4344 or 413-577-3794
 Shin-ichi
Hisasue, MD, Ph.D.
M.D. Sapporo Medical
University (Apr 1995)
Ph.D. Medicine (Urology),
Sapporo Medical University (Sep 2005)
Employment:
August 2006-present Postdoctoral Reseach Associate, Department of
Psychology, (Laboratory of Dr. Nancy Forger) University of Massachusetts
Amherst
Research Interest:
Sexually Dimorphic Neural Systems. Effect of Testosterone on Survival
and Regeneration of Neurons. Andrology and Urologic Surgery. (Especially
in Male Sexual Function)
E-Mail: hisasue[at]psych.umass.edu
 Melissa
M. Holmes, Ph.D.
Ph.D. Neuroscience, Michigan State University
(May 2005)
Employment: August 2005-present Postdoctoral
Reseach Associate, Department of Psychology, (Laboratory of Dr.
Nancy Forger) University of Massachusetts Amherst
August 2005-present Visiting Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Psychology, University of Toronto at Mississauga, Toronto, Canada (Laboratory of Dr. Ashley Monks).
Research Interest:
Mechanisms Mediating Development and Plasticity of Sexually Dimorphic
Neural Systems
E-Mail: holmes[at]cns.umass.edu
 Thomas
A. Mennella, Ph.D.
Ph.D. Department of Biological Sciences, University
at Albany, State University of New York (Dec 2004)
Employment: September 25, 2006-present
Postdoctoral Reseach Associate, Department of Psychology, (Laboratory
of Dr. Geert De Vries), University of Massachusetts Amherst
Research Interest: Sexual Dimorphisms
in the Brains of Developing Rodents. (Research focuses on using
molecular techniques to explore gender-specific epigenetic differences
in gene expression in these model organisms).
E-Mail: thomas.mennella[at]gmail.com
 Christina
Metevier, Ph.D.
Ph.D. Neuroscience and Behavior, University
of Massachusetts Amherst (Sept. 2006)
Employment: June 1, 2006-May 31, 2007 Postdoctoral
Research Fellow, Department of Psychology, University of Massachusetts
Amherst. Laboratory of Drs. Melinda Novak and Rachel Keen
September 4, 2007-present Postdoctoral Research Associate, Northeastern University, Department of Psychology, Boston, Mass.
University of Massachusetts Amherst, Marmoset Laboratory (Drs. Craig Ferris Jerrold Meyer, and Melinda Novak).
Research Interest: Comparative Cognition, Effects of MDMA on Marmoset Behavior and Cognition
E-Mail: stina[at]nsm.umass.edu
 Robert
J. Polewan, Ph.D.
Employment: February 2006-present Postdoctoral Research Associate,
Department of Psychology, (Laboratory of Dr. John Moore) University
of Massachusetts Amherst
Research Interest: Behavioral &
Cognitive Neuroscience. Present research focuses on reaction time
to visual stimuli. Webpage
E-Mail: rpolewan[at]psych.umass.edu
 John
J. Willoughby, Ph.D.
Ph.D. University College London, 1994
M.S. St. Andrews, Fife, 1989
B.Sc. University of East Anglia, Norwich, 1983
Employment: May 2003-present Senior Postdoctoral Research
Associate, Department of Biology, (Laboratory of Dr. Abbie Jensen),
University of Massachusetts Amherst
Research Interest: Light-induced
rod photoreceptor degeneration and factors which might be involved
or modulate this process. The Jensen
Lab is studying the role that components of the crumbs complex
in zebrafish and mouse play in photoreceptor development, function,
and pathology.
E-Mail: johnw[at]bio.umass.edu
Phone: 413-545-4750
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