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Natalie Tronson

Associate Professor, Department of Psychology at University of Michigan

Natalie Tronson is an Associate Professor at the University of Michigan in the Department of Psychology, specializing in memory research. She holds a Ph.D. in Psychology (Behavioral Neuroscience) from Yale University. Natalie is committed to social issues and is an immigrant advocate, supporting movements like #BlackLivesMatter.

With an extensive academic background, Natalie has served in various roles at the University of Michigan, including Associate Chair for Graduate Studies, Associate Professor, and Assistant Professor in the Psychology Department. She also has experience as an instructor at Northwestern University and has pursued her post-doctoral fellowship at Northwestern University. During her academic journey, Natalie has been a dedicated Graduate Student at Yale University, solidifying her expertise in psychology and behavioral neuroscience.

Natalie Tronson's research focuses on memory manipulation and understanding the intricacies of memory. Her contributions to the field of psychology have been significant, making her a respected figure in academia. Natalie's work has been featured in various platforms, reflecting her dedication to advancing scientific knowledge and exploring the complexities of memory processes.

Highlights

Jun 25 · linkedin

There's a lot of scary stories about hormone contraceptives and mood - but what does the science say? (The short answer: for most people it's good news.) My lab is working on this question - and here's what we know so far.

Nov 13 · linkedin

At #sfn2022 ? Come visit the Tronson Lab posters. Starting today! SUNDAY - TODAY - pm - Hanna Carmon 233.01, PP15 (Tronson/Sarter collaboration - cytokines and acetylcholine MONDAY am Kristen Schuh 306.09, HH7 - Hormonal contraceptives & stress TUESDAY pm Amy Choi 553.05, Z8 - COVID, inflammation & memory decline

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Location

Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States