Press — Versioned 12/3

Q&A: What the noses of mice can tell us about the inheritance of trauma

STAT, 4.12.24

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Scientists Tried to Break Cuddling. Instead, They Broke 30 Years of Research

The Atlantic, 1.27.23
Finding Work-Life Balance One Task at a Time

Neuronline/SfN, 4.7.23
CRISPR voles can’t detect ‘love hormone’ oxytocin — but still mate for life

Nature, 1.27.23
How a Favorite TV Show Led to a Neuroscience Career

BrainFacts/SfN, 4.06.23
Be bolder and dream bigger: Bianca Jones Marlin and the study of inherited trauma

Abcam x The Guardian, 1.9.23
Bianca Jones Marlin Traces How Sensory Inputs Shape the Brain

The Scientist (Scientist to Watch), 10.01.21
Testosterone may promote 'cuddling', not just violence, animal study finds

Medical News Today, 8.17.22
The New Science of Motherhood

Smithsonian Magazine, 4.23.21
Neuroscientist Marlin explores how trauma can impact brain structures of future offspring

The Chautauquan Daily, 8.19.21
Maybe Oxytocin Is A Human Pheromone. But Maybe There’s No Such Thing. In 15 Facts.

Forbes, 3.31.21
Bianca Jones Marlin Named Herbert and Florence Irving Assistant Professor of Cell Research at the Zuckerman Institute

Zuckerman Institute, 6.17.21
Black History Month: Spotlight on Bianca Jones Marlin, PhD

Columbia Irving Medical Center, 2.5.21
Why understanding inherited trauma is critical, and what it means for our kids

The Washington Post, 7.19.21
Scientific Journals Commit to Diversity but Lack the Data

The New York Times, 10.30.20