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Rachel E. Bowman

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Sacred Heart University

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Department of Psychology

Rachel E. Bowman is currently serving as a Psychology Professor at Sacred Heart University.

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Sacred Heart University

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neuroscience endocrinology behavioral sciences psychology pharmacology cognitive neuroscience behavioral neuroscience adolescent health animal cognition brain science adolescent psychology memory neuropsychology experimental psychology mammalian biology psychoneuroendocrinology animal behavior endocrine research adolescence chronic stress effects female rats cognition behavioral neuroendocrinology brain function chronic restraint stress spatial memory dendritic spine density adolescent bisphenol-a exposure chronic stress neuroscience of aging affective neuroscience biological psychiatry canadian studies neural science brain imaging clinical neuroscience neurochemistry developmental toxicology neuroprotection procedural memory short-term variability stress management biological psychology primary investigation monoaminergic activity monoaminergic neurotransmitters ovariectomized rats open field activity prenatal stress central neurotransmitters hormonal responses neural function stress-induced changes social stress depression-like behaviors memory studies stress (biology) depression psychiatry

Notable Scholarly Works

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Sex Differences in Anxiety and Depression: Insights From Adult Rodent Models of Chronic Stress and Neural Plasticity. Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience (2025)

Rachel BowmanMaya FrankfurtVictoria Luine

mental healthchronic stressadult rodent modelsdepressionbehavioral neurosciencestress (biology)neural plasticityanxiety disordersbehavioral sciences

Sex Differences in Cognition Following Variations in Endocrine Status. Learning & Memory (2022)

Rachel BowmanMaya FrankfurtVictoria Luine

endocrine statusneurosciencecognitive sciencepsychologycognition

A Potential Role for Dendritic Spines in Bisphenol-a Induced Memory Impairments During Adolescence and Adulthood. Vitamins and hormones (2020)

Maya FrankfurtVictoria LuineRachel E. Bowman

neurologymemoryadolescent healthneurosciencedendritic spinespharmacologyadolescent psychology

Effects of Adolescent Bisphenol-a Exposure on Memory and Spine Density in Ovariectomized Female Rats: Adolescence vs Adulthood. Hormones and Behavior (2018)

Rachel E. BowmanJennifer HagedornEmma MaddenMaya Frankfurt

adolescent bisphenol-a exposurememoryadolescent healthovariectomized female ratsneuroscienceendocrine researchpharmacologyanimal behavioradolescent psychologyspine densityendocrinologymammalian biologyadolescence vs adulthoodbehavioral sciencesadolescence

Sex Differences in Cognitive Responses to Stress in Rodents. Handbook of behavioral neuroscience (2018)

Victoria LuineRachel BowmanPeter Serrano

cognitive responsesbehavioral neuroscienceanimal cognitionneuroscience

Sex Differences in Chronic Stress Effects on Cognition in Rodents. Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior (2016)

Victoria LuineJuan GomezKevin BeckRachel Bowman

animal cognitionneurosciencepharmacologychronic stress effectsbehavioral sciencescognition

Adolescent Bisphenol‐a Exposure Decreases Dendritic Spine Density: Role of Sex and Age. Synapse (2014)

Rachel E. BowmanVictoria LuineHameda KhandakerJoseph J. VillafaneMaya Frankfurt

adolescent bisphenol-a exposureneurologyadolescent healthneurosciencepharmacologydendritic spine densityadolescence

Bisphenol-a Exposure During Adolescence Leads to Enduring Alterations in Cognition and Dendritic Spine Density in Adult Male and Female Rats. Hormones and Behavior (2014)

Rachel E. BowmanVictoria LuineSamantha Diaz WeinsteinHameda KhandakerSarah DeWolfMaya Frankfurt

adolescent healthdevelopmental toxicologyneurosciencebehavioral neuroendocrinologyfemale ratsendocrine researchcognitive sciencebehavioral neurosciencepsychoneuroendocrinologyadult maleadolescent psychologyendocrinologybehavioral sciencesbisphenol-a exposurecognitive neuroscienceanimal behaviormammalian biologydendritic spine densityadolescence

Adolescent Exposure to Bisphenol-a Increases Anxiety and Sucrose Preference but Impairs Spatial Memory in Rats Independent of Sex. Brain Research (2013)

Samantha Diaz WeinsteinJoseph J. VillafaneNicole JulianoRachel E. Bowman

experimental psychologyneurosciencebrain sciencepsychologyadolescent exposureadolescent psychologyneuropsychologysucrose preferencebehavioral sciences

Chronically Stressed Female Rats Show Increased Anxiety but No Behavioral Alterations in Object Recognition or Placement Memory: A Preliminary Examination. Stress (2012)

R. E. BowmanR. Kelly

biological psychiatryshort-term variabilityanimal cognitionneurosciencebiological psychologyaffective neurosciencefemale ratspsychologyprimary investigationcanadian studiesneuropsychologyexperimental psychologybehavioral neurosciencebehavioral sciencesplacement memoryincreased anxietyprocedural memorycognitive neurosciencestress (biology)preliminary examinationstress managementbehavioral alterationsanimal behavior

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Rachel E. Bowman

Professor

Sacred Heart University

Affiliations

Department of Psychology

Rachel E. Bowman is currently serving as a Psychology Professor at Sacred Heart University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Sacred Heart University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Sex Differences in Anxiety and Depression: Insights From Adult Rodent Models of Chronic Stress and Neural Plasticity. Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience (2025)

Rachel BowmanMaya FrankfurtVictoria Luine

mental healthchronic stressadult rodent modelsdepressionbehavioral neurosciencestress (biology)neural plasticityanxiety disordersbehavioral sciences

Sex Differences in Cognition Following Variations in Endocrine Status. Learning & Memory (2022)

Rachel BowmanMaya FrankfurtVictoria Luine

endocrine statusneurosciencecognitive sciencepsychologycognition

A Potential Role for Dendritic Spines in Bisphenol-a Induced Memory Impairments During Adolescence and Adulthood. Vitamins and hormones (2020)

Maya FrankfurtVictoria LuineRachel E. Bowman

neurologymemoryadolescent healthneurosciencedendritic spinespharmacologyadolescent psychology

Effects of Adolescent Bisphenol-a Exposure on Memory and Spine Density in Ovariectomized Female Rats: Adolescence vs Adulthood. Hormones and Behavior (2018)

Rachel E. BowmanJennifer HagedornEmma MaddenMaya Frankfurt

Sex Differences in Cognitive Responses to Stress in Rodents. Handbook of behavioral neuroscience (2018)

Victoria LuineRachel BowmanPeter Serrano

cognitive responsesbehavioral neuroscienceanimal cognitionneuroscience

Sex Differences in Chronic Stress Effects on Cognition in Rodents. Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior (2016)

Victoria LuineJuan GomezKevin BeckRachel Bowman

animal cognitionneurosciencepharmacologychronic stress effectsbehavioral sciencescognition

Adolescent Bisphenol‐a Exposure Decreases Dendritic Spine Density: Role of Sex and Age. Synapse (2014)

Rachel E. BowmanVictoria LuineHameda KhandakerJoseph J. VillafaneMaya Frankfurt

adolescent bisphenol-a exposureneurologyadolescent healthneurosciencepharmacologydendritic spine densityadolescence

Bisphenol-a Exposure During Adolescence Leads to Enduring Alterations in Cognition and Dendritic Spine Density in Adult Male and Female Rats. Hormones and Behavior (2014)

Rachel E. BowmanVictoria LuineSamantha Diaz WeinsteinHameda KhandakerSarah DeWolfMaya Frankfurt

Adolescent Exposure to Bisphenol-a Increases Anxiety and Sucrose Preference but Impairs Spatial Memory in Rats Independent of Sex. Brain Research (2013)

Samantha Diaz WeinsteinJoseph J. VillafaneNicole JulianoRachel E. Bowman

experimental psychologyneurosciencebrain sciencepsychologyadolescent exposureadolescent psychologyneuropsychologysucrose preferencebehavioral sciences

Chronically Stressed Female Rats Show Increased Anxiety but No Behavioral Alterations in Object Recognition or Placement Memory: A Preliminary Examination. Stress (2012)

R. E. BowmanR. Kelly

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