Undergraduate researcher Chloe Friedman was accepted into New York University's Summer Undergraduate Research Program as part of the Lin Lab. The Lin Lab's research focuses on various social behaviors such as mating and aggression and their relation to associated brain areas including the pVMHvl, PA, LS, and PAG. The Lin Lab uses some of the same methods we use including viral tracing, optogenetics, pharmacology, and immunohistochemistry. However the Lin Lab also works with two-photon imaging, in vivo electrophysiology, pharmacogenetics, slice recording, multi-fiber photometry, molecular engineering, RNA sequencing, and computational modeling. We are so excited for Chloe and hope that she learns tons this summer!