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Noah J. Sandstrom

Williams College

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Department Of Neuroscience

Williams College

NoneNoah J. Sandstrom is currently serving as a Neuroscience faculty at Williams College.

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neuroscience behavioral neuroscience cognitive neuroscience behavioral sciences behavioral neuroendocrinology cognitive science stress (biology) memory psychoneuroendocrinology physiology endocrinology quality of life sexual behavior animal cognition cognition women's health animal behavior neuropsychopharmacology spatial cognition brain science neurochemistry memory systems sport participation memory retention isolation stress estradiol protects transient global ischemia developmental cognitive neuroscience animal physiology mammalian biology developmental psychology sport medicine vascular biology reproductive biology aging cell pineal research metabolic syndrome weight disorders endocrine research key site human memory working memory nutritional neuroscience brain function neural science adult development health effects clinical evidence health outcomes treatment and prevention stress hormones ischemic syndrome hormonal receptor chronobiology timing analysis energy homeostasis metabolic health memory loss storage (memory) cognitive electrophysiology psychoneuroimmunology behavioural pharmacology neurotransmitters task performance progesterone replacement acute estradiol continuous estradiol replacement spatial memory retention memory task male rats frontal cortex adult rats corticosterone levels long-term health-related quality spatial learning impairments acute pretreatment

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College Sports Participation by Men is Associated With Long-Term Health and Quality of Life. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2023)

Hung Manh LeRebekah C. MannixAlex TaylorPaul BerknerNoah J. SandstromMark PelusoMatthew KurtzWilliam P. Meehan

college sports participationmedicinehigher educationphysical activitysport participationlong-term healthquality of life

Alternate-Day Feeding Leads to Improved Glucose Regulation on Fasting Days Without Significant Weight Loss in Genetically Obese Mice. American Journal of Physiology-Regulatory, Integrative and Comparative Physiology (2019)

physiologyenergy homeostasissignificant weight lossmetabolic syndromeobesityweight disordersobese miceglucose regulationmetabolic healthmetabolismnutritionhealth sciencescell metabolism

Female Sport Participation Effect on Long-Term Health-Related Quality of Life. Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine (2018)

Andrea StraccioliniLaura Amar-DolanDavid R. HowellTaylor AlexPaul BerknerNoah J. SandstromMark PelusoMathew KurtzRebekah MannixWilliam P. Meehan

public healthhealth equityrehabilitationhealth effectsclinical evidencewell-beinghealth outcomeshealth promotionsport medicinesport participationlong-term health-related qualityquality of lifehealth scienceswomen's health

An Instructor's Guide to (Some of) the Most Amazing Papers in Neuroscience.. PubMed (2015)

Ian A HarringtonWilliam GrishamD J BrasierShawn P GallagherSamantha S GizerianRupa G GordonMegan H HagenauerMonica L LindenBarbara LomRichard OlivoNoah J SandstromShara StoughIlya VilinskyMichael C Wiest

neuroscience

Division III Collision Sports Are Not Associated With Neurobehavioral Quality of Life. Journal of Neurotrauma (2015)

William P. MeehanAlex M. TaylorPaul BerknerNoah J. SandstromMark W. PelusoMatthew M. KurtzAlvaro Pascual-LeoneRebekah Mannix

epidemiologyneurosciencequality of life

Estradiol Protects Against Hippocampal Damage and Impairments in Fear Conditioning Resulting From Transient Global Ischemia in Mice. Brain Research (2012)

Jennah L. DurhamKatherine A. JordanMarijke J. DeVosErika K. WilliamsNoah J. Sandstrom

cognitive neurosciencehippocampal damagecognitive electrophysiologycognitive impairmentestradiol protectsbehavioral neuroendocrinologypsychoneuroendocrinologycognitive sciencepsychoneuroimmunologybiological psychiatrybrain scienceneuropsychopharmacologyoxidative stresspsychologyaffective neurosciencetransient global ischemianeurochemistryhearing researchstress (biology)memoryneuroscience

A Single Bout of Torpor in Mice Protects Memory Processes. Physiology & Behavior (2009)

physiologymemory lossmemory studiesmemory systemssingle boutmolecular neurodegenerationneurophysiologystorage (memory)memoryneuroscienceneurodegenerative diseasesneurons

Estradiol Modulation of the Speed of an Internal Clock.. Behavioral Neuroscience (2007)

chronobiologyestradiol modulationtiming analysisendocrinologypineal research

Sex Differences in Use of Visual Cues by Rhesus Monkeys Performing a Spatial Learning Task: Comment on “Cognitive Performance in Rhesus Monkeys Varies by Sex and Prenatal Androgen Exposure" by Herman and Wallen. Hormones and Behavior (2007)

Noah J. Sandstrom

cognitive neurosciencevisual perceptionsexual behaviorcognitioncognitive performancebehavioral neurosciencebehavioral sciencesrhesus monkeysbehavioral neuroendocrinologypsychoneuroendocrinologycognitive sciencerhesus monkeys varieshuman behavioranimal cognitionspatial cognitiontask performanceanimal behaviorprimate behaviorvisual cuesspatial learning taskneuroscience

Acute Pretreatment With Estradiol Protects Against Ca1 Cell Loss and Spatial Learning Impairments Resulting From Transient Global Ischemia. Hormones and Behavior (2006)

Noah J. SandstromMagali H. Rowan

sexual behaviorestradiol protectsbehavioral neurosciencewomen's healthbehavioral sciencestreatment and preventionspatial learning impairmentsacute pretreatmentendocrinologyvascular biologybehavioral neuroendocrinologyreproductive biologypsychoneuroendocrinologyaging cellhuman behaviorpsychiatrystress hormonesischemic syndrometransient global ischemiahormonal receptorstress (biology)neuroscience

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Noah J. Sandstrom

Williams College

Affiliations

Department Of Neuroscience

Williams College

NoneNoah J. Sandstrom is currently serving as a Neuroscience faculty at Williams College.

Honors

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Noah J. Sandstrom

Williams College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

College Sports Participation by Men is Associated With Long-Term Health and Quality of Life. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2023)

Hung Manh LeRebekah C. MannixAlex TaylorPaul BerknerNoah J. SandstromMark PelusoMatthew KurtzWilliam P. Meehan

college sports participationmedicinehigher educationphysical activitysport participationlong-term healthquality of life

physiologyenergy homeostasissignificant weight lossmetabolic syndromeobesityweight disordersobese miceglucose regulationmetabolic healthmetabolismnutritionhealth sciencescell metabolism

Female Sport Participation Effect on Long-Term Health-Related Quality of Life. Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine (2018)

Andrea StraccioliniLaura Amar-DolanDavid R. HowellTaylor AlexPaul BerknerNoah J. SandstromMark PelusoMathew KurtzRebekah MannixWilliam P. Meehan

An Instructor's Guide to (Some of) the Most Amazing Papers in Neuroscience.. PubMed (2015)

neuroscience

Division III Collision Sports Are Not Associated With Neurobehavioral Quality of Life. Journal of Neurotrauma (2015)

William P. MeehanAlex M. TaylorPaul BerknerNoah J. SandstromMark W. PelusoMatthew M. KurtzAlvaro Pascual-LeoneRebekah Mannix

epidemiologyneurosciencequality of life

Estradiol Protects Against Hippocampal Damage and Impairments in Fear Conditioning Resulting From Transient Global Ischemia in Mice. Brain Research (2012)

Jennah L. DurhamKatherine A. JordanMarijke J. DeVosErika K. WilliamsNoah J. Sandstrom

A Single Bout of Torpor in Mice Protects Memory Processes. Physiology & Behavior (2009)

physiologymemory lossmemory studiesmemory systemssingle boutmolecular neurodegenerationneurophysiologystorage (memory)memoryneuroscienceneurodegenerative diseasesneurons

Estradiol Modulation of the Speed of an Internal Clock.. Behavioral Neuroscience (2007)

chronobiologyestradiol modulationtiming analysisendocrinologypineal research

Noah J. Sandstrom

Acute Pretreatment With Estradiol Protects Against Ca1 Cell Loss and Spatial Learning Impairments Resulting From Transient Global Ischemia. Hormones and Behavior (2006)

Noah J. SandstromMagali H. Rowan

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