Abramson Research
While Dr. Abramson's current research involves understanding the neuronal mechanisms of learning and memory (particularly in invertebrate systems), comparative analysis of behavior, and behavioral pharmacology of pollutants and drugs, he maintains an active and diverse line of research. Below are links to lists of selected publications (* refers to undergraduate co-authors; ** refers to graduate student co-authors).
- Apparatus
- Ants
- Bees & general behavior papers (Both European and Africanized)
- Crustaceans
- Development of a social insect model for the study of alcoholism
- Earthworms
- Elephants
- General aviation
- Pesticide studies
- Plants
- Snakes
- Triatomines
- General reviews and encyclopedia articles
- Internet access for the elderly
- Brazilian studies on assorted topics
- Development of a mathematical model for the assessment of learning curves in animals and humans
- Books