Postdoctoral Fellow
Georgia State University
Center for Behavioral Neuroscience
Neuroscience Institute
Georgia State University
Center for Behavioral Neuroscience
Neuroscience Institute
Latest News
05/28/19
I will be giving a talk at the Society for Behavioral Neuroendocrinology conference in a few weeks, hosted by my alma mater, Indiana University. My talk is during the Contributed Talks Symposium on June 22nd, and I will be discussing how arginine-vasotocin mediates chemical communication in Anolis carolinensis. See you then!
04/17/19
Congratulations to GSU undergraduate Selma Belkasim for being awarded a 2019 Brains & Behavior Summer Research Scholarship to conduct neuroethological research with Anolis carolinensis! Selma will continue her work in the Wilczynski lab while also engaging in professional development courses with a cohort of scholars.
03/14/19
Happy Brain Awareness month to Dr. Charles Few and his classes at Martin Luther King, Jr. Middle School in Atlanta. Thanks for the invite to discuss brain evolution and behavior with your classes.
12/03/18
Our new manuscript entitled, "Trade-offs between visual and chemical behavioral responses," is out now in Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology!
11/02/18
We said farewell to Valentina today, an incredibly motivated, strong and competent graduate student that came to work with the Wilczynski lab for a few months.
08/10/18
I will be at the International Society for Behavioral Ecology meeting in Minneapolis this week, presenting a talk Tuesday, "Gauging Engagement." Find me at the meeting or on Twitter @neuroStephtide
08/01/18
I am in Atlanta now! This month I begin a research position as a Next Generation Postdoctoral Scholar at Georgia State University's Neuroscience Institute and the Center for Behavioral Neuroscience, working with Dr. Walt Wilczynski.
07/20/18
I will be presenting a talk on chemosensory investigation of specific compounds in socially-relevant chemical signals produced by Sceloporus lizards (a collaborative project) at the International Society for Behavioral Ecology meeting in Minneapolis this August 11-16th! See you there!
07/09/18
Defended PhD thesis, and am officially a Dr. of Evolution, Ecology & Behavior! Thank you to my committee for all of their efforts in shaping my research: Dr. Emilia Martins, Dr. Greg Demas, Dr. Ellen Ketterson, Dr. Troy Smith, and Dr. Helena Soini.
04/13/18
Presented at IU Center for Integrative Study of Animal Behavior's annual Animal Behavior Conference: "Relative abundances of a potential-pheromone in lizard chemical signals impact chemosensory interest in adult males."
03/14/18
A collaboration I became involved with as a student during the Marine Biological Laboratory's Neurobiology course last summer was just accepted to eLife! The manuscript entitled, "The signaling lipid sphingosine 1-phosphate regulates mechanical pain" will be available soon.
01/03-01/08/18
Shared my work on phylogenetic relationships with chemical signal composition in Sceloporus lizards at the Society of Integrative and Comparative Biology (SICB) 2018 in lovely San Francisco, CA.
10/23/17
Another successful Science Fest 2017 at IU Bloomington. Kids and families learned about lizard olfaction, from odor molecules to brains to behavior.
10/9 -10/19/17
Visit to the Martins lab at Arizona State University for a new collaboration on odor playbacks.
10/6-10/9/17
In the Chiricahua Mountains looking for the fall breeding S. jarrovii
6/1/17 - 8/1/17
In Woods Hole, Massachusetts at the Marine Biological Laboratory as a member of the Neurobiology 2017 cohort.
05/28/19
I will be giving a talk at the Society for Behavioral Neuroendocrinology conference in a few weeks, hosted by my alma mater, Indiana University. My talk is during the Contributed Talks Symposium on June 22nd, and I will be discussing how arginine-vasotocin mediates chemical communication in Anolis carolinensis. See you then!
04/17/19
Congratulations to GSU undergraduate Selma Belkasim for being awarded a 2019 Brains & Behavior Summer Research Scholarship to conduct neuroethological research with Anolis carolinensis! Selma will continue her work in the Wilczynski lab while also engaging in professional development courses with a cohort of scholars.
03/14/19
Happy Brain Awareness month to Dr. Charles Few and his classes at Martin Luther King, Jr. Middle School in Atlanta. Thanks for the invite to discuss brain evolution and behavior with your classes.
12/03/18
Our new manuscript entitled, "Trade-offs between visual and chemical behavioral responses," is out now in Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology!
11/02/18
We said farewell to Valentina today, an incredibly motivated, strong and competent graduate student that came to work with the Wilczynski lab for a few months.
08/10/18
I will be at the International Society for Behavioral Ecology meeting in Minneapolis this week, presenting a talk Tuesday, "Gauging Engagement." Find me at the meeting or on Twitter @neuroStephtide
08/01/18
I am in Atlanta now! This month I begin a research position as a Next Generation Postdoctoral Scholar at Georgia State University's Neuroscience Institute and the Center for Behavioral Neuroscience, working with Dr. Walt Wilczynski.
07/20/18
I will be presenting a talk on chemosensory investigation of specific compounds in socially-relevant chemical signals produced by Sceloporus lizards (a collaborative project) at the International Society for Behavioral Ecology meeting in Minneapolis this August 11-16th! See you there!
07/09/18
Defended PhD thesis, and am officially a Dr. of Evolution, Ecology & Behavior! Thank you to my committee for all of their efforts in shaping my research: Dr. Emilia Martins, Dr. Greg Demas, Dr. Ellen Ketterson, Dr. Troy Smith, and Dr. Helena Soini.
04/13/18
Presented at IU Center for Integrative Study of Animal Behavior's annual Animal Behavior Conference: "Relative abundances of a potential-pheromone in lizard chemical signals impact chemosensory interest in adult males."
03/14/18
A collaboration I became involved with as a student during the Marine Biological Laboratory's Neurobiology course last summer was just accepted to eLife! The manuscript entitled, "The signaling lipid sphingosine 1-phosphate regulates mechanical pain" will be available soon.
01/03-01/08/18
Shared my work on phylogenetic relationships with chemical signal composition in Sceloporus lizards at the Society of Integrative and Comparative Biology (SICB) 2018 in lovely San Francisco, CA.
10/23/17
Another successful Science Fest 2017 at IU Bloomington. Kids and families learned about lizard olfaction, from odor molecules to brains to behavior.
10/9 -10/19/17
Visit to the Martins lab at Arizona State University for a new collaboration on odor playbacks.
10/6-10/9/17
In the Chiricahua Mountains looking for the fall breeding S. jarrovii
6/1/17 - 8/1/17
In Woods Hole, Massachusetts at the Marine Biological Laboratory as a member of the Neurobiology 2017 cohort.
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About StephanieNative Texan, born and raised. Current NextGen Postdoc through the Center for Behavioral Neuroscience at Georgia State University in the Neuroscience Institute under PI Walt Wilczynski. Received a Ph.D. from Indiana University in Evolution, Ecology & Behavior under advisor Emília P. Martins in 2018, and a B.S. in Biology from University of Texas, Arlington in 2012.
Contact me: scampos1@gsu.edu |