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Amy Milton is an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of Cambridge, where she is affiliated with Downing College. Her research is focused on the neurobiological mechanisms of memory, particularly in the context of addiction and anxiety disorders. Milton has published extensively in the field of behavioral neuroscience, examining how memory consolidation and reconsolidation processes can be modulated to improve therapeutic outcomes for individuals with addiction and related psychopathologies. Her key contributions include the exploration of the roles of different glutamate receptors in memory dynamics and the implications of these processes for the development of anti-relapse treatments. In addition to her research, she mentors PhD students and is involved in various collaborative projects in neuroscience.
University of Cambridge • Cambridge, ENG
Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology, focusing on neuroscience research.
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