Dr. Gerlinde Metz

U of L research examines the impact of residential schools on biological health in the next generation

For her master's thesis, Kat Chief Moon-Riley conducted research that shows a mother's experience of residential school may have biological impacts on her children.

Social enrichment boosts levels of oxytocin, new U of L research shows

A holiday season brimming with social activities can make us feel good and be good for us

Stress experienced by pregnant women affects long-term health of offspring

Children born to mothers who lived through the Great Ice Storm of 1998 show higher risks of diseases like diabetes and obesity

Research reveals importance of social experience, especially for females

Strong and consistent social relationships linked to reduced anxiety and increased exploratory behaviour in female rats

U of L doctoral student wins prestigious Brain Star Award

Mirela Ambeskovic has been awarded a Brain Star Award, one of 15 to be awarded across the country

U of L establishes Office of Post-Doctoral Affairs

New office will help ensure post-doctoral fellows have a first-rate experience at the U of L

Fostering resilience in mothers and babies following the Fort McMurray wildfire

Dr. Gerlinde Metz is working with a team of researchers who are seeking simple but effective ways to reduce stress in mothers and babies following a disaster

CIHR grant allows researchers to dig deeper into the effects of prenatal stress

Goal is to develop new treatments that promote healthy futures for children

Researchers show prenatal stress influences new behavioural traits, including handedness

Mirela Ambeskovic and Dr. Gerlinde Metz found male rats exposed to ancestral stress were predominantly left-pawed

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