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Bella Yang
Bella is an undergraduate student studying Neuroscience. She is interested in learning more about avian behaviours. Bella is currently assisting Jérôme Plumier in investigating the changes in neurosteroid levels in blood, plasma, and brain tissues and their impact on the year-round aggression in song sparrows.
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Brenda Law
Brenda is an undergraduate student with a major in behavioural and cognitive neuroscience. She is currently working with Brittany, investigating intranasal administration of estradiol and its effects on motivation and memory.
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Charis Joy Idea
Charis is a BSc Neuroscience undergraduate student. She is currently assisting Jerome in studying the relationship between steroids, fatty acids, and aggressive behaviours in song sparrows. Her favorite birds include: adelie penguins, albatrosses, shoebill storks, ducks, and silly geese!
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Donny Xu
Donny is an undergraduate student pursuing a BSc in Neuroscience. He is helping Brittany with her project on the intranasal administration of estradiol and effects on motivation in rats
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Gabrielle Delorme
Gabrielle is an undergraduate pursuing a BSc in Neuroscience. She is assisting Brittany with her project on the intranasal administration of estradiol to investigate its effects on motivation in rats.
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Gladys Liang
Gladys is an undergraduate Neuroscience student. She is assisting Jerome in exploring the effects of neurosteroids on year-round aggression in song sparrows. Other than song sparrows, Gladys likes the magnificent frigate bird and the cattle egret.
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Kaitlyn Yu
Kaitlyn is an undergraduate Neuroscience student. She is currently assisting Michelle in investigating changes in maternal, placental and fetal steroids as a result of maternal sucrose intake and their impact on offspring neuroendocrinology and behaviour.
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Leena Tagourti
Leena is an undergraduate Neuroscience student in the Behavioural and Molecular stream. She is currently assisting Jérôme with his project investigating the roles of steroids and fatty acids in the aggressive behaviours of song sparrows.
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Tyler Lin
Tyler is a UBC alumnus who studied in the Bachelor of Science in Animal Biology program. He is currently assisting Michelle in investigating changes in maternal, placental and fetal steroids as a result of maternal sucrose intake and their impact on offspring neuroendocrinology and behaviour.