Linda Wilkin-Krug
An Immune Rat Model of Autism: Does Environmental Enrichment Alter Higher Social Functioning?

Linda Wilkin-Krug
Linda Wilkin-Krug
PhD Student
School of Psychology
Profile
Qualifications
Bachelor of Communication - Academy for Communication (AKK) Kassel, Germany
Bachelor of Science (Honours) - Massey University
Research Interests
Animal models, Autism Spectrum Disorders, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, gene environment interaction
PhD topic
An Immune Rat Model of Autism: Does Environmental Enrichment Alter Higher Social Functioning?
Supervisor/s
Professor of Psychology
School of Psychology
Lecturer in Behaviour Analysis
School of Psychology
Lab Association
Behavioural Neurogenetics Group - Directed by Bart Ellenbroek
Within the Behavioural Neurogenetics Group (BNG), we aim to increase our understanding of the aetiology and neurobiology of symptoms related to several psychiatric disorders. At present we mainly focus on cognition, drug addiction, affect and social behaviour and communication.