Amy specializes in the optimization of phenotyping assays to measure cognition and social behavior. With over a decade of research experience spanning academia and industry, she has advanced mouse model characterization for neurological and behavioral disorders. By better understanding the neurobiological bases of behavior, Amy is passionate about building standardized, high-quality approaches that accelerate therapies for rare disease communities.
Amy received her B.A. in psychology from Huron University in Canada followed by an M.A. in psychology from the University of Guelph, where she then studied neuroscience and applied cognitive science for her graduate work. Prior to joining JAX , Amy worked as a Staff Scientist at the Scripps Research Institute.