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Joshua M. Gulley is a Professor in the Psychology Department at the University of Illinois, specializing in the neuroscience of drug use during adolescence. His research focuses on understanding the neural mechanisms behind sex differences in vulnerability to addiction and the cognitive dysregulation associated with the combined use of alcohol and THC in adolescents. Gulley has led multiple NIH-funded projects that explore these themes in depth. He teaches courses related to behavioral neuroscience, including 'Introduction to Behavioral Neuroscience,' 'Drugs, Brain and Behavior,' and advanced seminars on neuropsychopharmacology and drug addiction. He is also engaged with the Carl R. Woese Institute for Genomic Biology, highlighting his commitment to interdisciplinary research.
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