Talia is an NSF Graduate Research Fellow, has won numerous awards from academic societies, published 13 first-authored papers in top journals, and is actively engaged in outreach. Utilizing a novel human disease model, isolated GnRH deficiency, Talia’s research provides transformative new data on relationships between sex hormones, the timing of peri-pubertal sex hormone exposure, and psychological phenotypes. Because of this work, Talia was one of 5 junior scientists worldwide—and the only student—invited to speak at the Presidential Symposium for the Society of Behavioral Neuroendocrinology in November 2020.

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