Amy Clipperton-Allen

Amy Clipperton-Allen is a highly experienced professional with 22.4 years of work experience in various fields such as neuroscience, scientific writing, animal models, experimental design, and statistics. She is based in Jupiter, Florida, United States. Amy is passionate about understanding the neurobiological bases of human and animal behavior, particularly in relation to social behavior. She specializes in elucidating the neurological and mechanistic circuitry underlying social behavior and cognition. Amy is skilled in using rodents to explore how hormone levels interact with development, life stage, genetics, and epigenetics to control behavior. She is also knowledgeable in how disruption of normal functioning contributes to autism spectrum, post-menopausal, and other brain disorders.