Thanks to Women’s Health Research at Yale at the Yale School of Medicine for inviting Dr. Frick to speak at last month’s Psychiatry Grand Rounds. See their
profile of the Frick lab’s work.
Dr. Frick and Lisa Taxier profiled by the Alzheimer’s Association
In celebration of 2021 International Women’s Day, the Alzheimer’s Association of Wisconsin profiled the research that Dr. Frick and Lisa Taxier are doing to understand how sex, estrogens, and APOE4 genotype influence memory and the morphology and function of neurons in brain regions affected by Alzheimer’s.
Dr. Frick promoted to UWM Distinguished Professor!
Dr. Frick is one of three new Distinguished Professors at UWM! She is one of only 27 current UWM faculty to hold this title. The distinguished professor designation recognizes faculty for their significant impact on, and contributions to, their fields of study.
Lisa Taxier awarded an APF/COGDOG scholarship!
Graduate student Lisa Taxier was awarded an American Psychological Foundation/Council of Graduate Departments of Psychology (APF/COGDOP) 2020 Graduate Student Research Scholarship to support her dissertation research on the role of astrocytes in the effects of estradiol on memory formation. Congratulations Lisa!
Sarah Beamish receives Honorable Mention from the NSF
Sarah Beamish, a second-year graduate student in the lab, was awarded an Honorable Mention in the 2020 National Science Foundation (NSF) Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP) competition. Congratulations Sarah!
Dr. Frick receives a 2020 UW System Regent Scholar Award
Dr. Frick is one of 3 recipients of a 2020 UW System Regent Scholar Award. The 
Regent Scholar program recognizes individual faculty or campus programs that undertake undergraduate research projects having the potential to foster innovation, entrepreneurship, and talent development.
Click here for an article about the award in the UWM Report.
A link to the press release announcing the awards can be found here.
A video that highlights our lab’s Regent Scholar project can be found here.
Frick lab’s therapeutic research profiled
The Frick lab’s work developing treatments for memory loss was profiled in the 
March 2020 UWM Research Magazine. Check out the article here.
“Estrogens and Memory” published by Oxford University Press!
Dr. Frick’s edited book on estrogens and memory is now available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or the Oxford University Press website!
This book is a compendium of chapters from the world’s leading researchers who study the effects of estrogens on memory and brain function in species ranging from rodents to humans. The topics cover both basic research and clinical studies to provide a translational perspective on the role that estrogens play in regulating memory throughout the lifespan.
Frick lab UR@UWM students
For the past several years, the Frick lab has provided a 4-week summer research experience to incoming freshman students as part of the UR@UWM program. See here for more information on the program and hear from Frick lab alums from 2018 and 2019.
Frick lab research profiled in the Scientific American blog
UWM postdoc Dr. Brooke Dulka recently 
interviewed Dr. Frick as part of her Scientific American blog entry about estrogens and memory. The article is an excellent way to learn more about the role of estrogens in memory formation and memory loss in aging.