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Sonja Plasil
Sonja Plasil
Graduate Student Researcher
slp114@pitt.edu
Education
BS Neuroscience, University of California, Santa Cruz
Advisor
Gregg E. Homanics, PhD
Research Summary
I am interested in studying the neurological effectsof alcohol and potential novel therapeutics for alcoholism.
Research Details
Awards, Honors, and Sponsored Research
I am interested in studying the neurological effectsof alcohol and potential novel therapeutics for alcoholism.
Awards and Honors
National Institute of General Medicine Sciences Training Grant – Predoctoral Training in Pharmacological Sciences – T32
Sponsored Research
NIH T32 GM008424