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 Wim E. Crusio, Chief Consultant
Our chief consultant, Wim E. Crusio, has 30 years of experience in
mouse behavioral neurogenetics and the phenotyping of mouse behavior, ranging from locomotor activity and
exploration, anxiety, social behavior and aggression, to different types of learning and memory.
His recent research interests cover mouse models of depression, autism, and
Fragile X Syndrome.
His research has been published in over 100 articles in peer-reviewed
international scientific journals. He is a co-founder and Past-President of the
International Behavioural and
Neural Genetics Society and founded and edits the foremost journal in the
field of behavioral neurogenetics,
Genes, Brain and Behavior. Dr. Crusio has worked in The Netherlands,
Germany, and the US and is currently a Research Director with the French
National Research Council (CNRS). For a detailed curriculum vitae, please
click here.
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