Adria Martig
Biography
Adria Martig received her PhD in 2010 from the University of Washington, where she studied in the Department of Psychology. During her time in the department, Adria trained in electrophysiology to study neural correlates of episodic memory with Dr. Sheri Mizumori. Adria's dissertation investigated the interactions between midbrain dopamine structures and hippocampus using rodent models of spatial navigation.
Adria joined the Moghaddam Lab in 2011 as a postdoctoral researcher. Her current work uses electrophysiology techniques to investigate the functional role of endocannabinoids in network interactions between cortical and striatal structures during adolescence.
Publications
Martig, A.K., Mizumori, S.J. Ventral tegmental area and substantia nigra neural correlates of spatial learning. Learning and Memory. In press.
Martig, A.K., Mizumori, S.J. (2011) Ventral tegmental area inactivation selectively disrupts CA1/CA2 but not CA3 place fields during a differential reward working memory task. Hippocampus, 21: 172-84.
Martig, A.K., Mizumori, S.J. (2010) Place Cells. In G. Koob, R.F. Thompson and M. Le Moal (Eds.) Encyclopedia of Behavioral Neuroscience (pp 70-78). Elsevier.
Martig, A.K., Jones, G.L., Smith, K.E., Mizumori, S.J. (2009) Context dependent effects of VTA inactivation on spatial working memory. Behavioral Brain Research, 203: 316-320.
Mizumori, S.J., Puryear, C.B., Martig, A.K. (2009) Basal ganglia contributions to adaptive navigation. Behavioral Brain Research, 199: 32-42.
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