Winter Madness: Melatonin as a Regulator of Seasonal Aggression Date & Time 1/21/2025 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM Categories Upcoming Event True Location Zoom Organizer Kelsey Shackelford Organizer Email [email protected] Description Seasonal aggression disorder is an emerging topic related to S.A.D as we normally think about it. Learn about physiological and cellular mechanisms underlying seasonal brain changes in aggressive and non-aggressive social behaviors, including a key role for melatonin in facilitating a “neuroendocrine switch” to alternative physiological mechanisms of aggression across the annual cycle. This research focused on Siberian hamsters, but these methods and results are being extrapolated to humans. Presenter: Dr. Kathleen Munley, PhD Evolution, Ecology, and Behavior. REGISTER