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Automating Mouse Behavioral Measures
65341 |
Garner, Joseph | ||
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Material Baling and Dispensing System
65657 |
Garner, Joseph | ||
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Dr. Joseph Garner is currently an Associate Professor in the Comparative Medicine and Psychiatry & Behavioral Science Departments at Stanford University. During his tenure as an Assistant Professor of Animal Sciences at Purdue, his work focused on developing methods and underlying psychobiological principles to predict and prevent abnormal behavior (in animals) and mental disorder (in humans), identifying the general reasons why animal models often fail to predict human outcomes, and providing solutions to improve the efficacy and well-being of animal models. Dr. Garner was recognized for his contributions to animal husbandry and behavioral science as a recipient of the UFAW Professor William Russell Fellowship. For additional information, visit Dr. Garner's Stanford webpage: https://med.stanford.edu/profiles/joseph-garner |
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