Matia B Solomon , PhD

The Solomon laboratory overall research efforts are directed towards understanding sex differences in the neurobiology of stress related disorders including depression. We are also interested in understanding sex differences in the pathophysiology of Alzheimer's disease.  For more information about our laboratory please visit: www.solomonlaboratory.com
 

Doctoral Degree: Georgia State University 2006 (Behavioral Neuroscience)

sex differences in antidepressant efficacy

translational models of depression 

role of gonadal hormones in depression and anxiety

neurobiology of Alzheimer's disease 

preclinical models of breast cancer and chemotherapy-induced cognitive impairment 

Grant: #LIFE2016 Investigators:Solomon, Matia 09-01-2016 -08-31-2018 Local Initiative for Excellence (L.I.F.E.) Exploring the role of the oncogene Dek as a novel player in Alzheimer's disease Role:PI $100,000.00 Completed

Grant: #K12HD051953 Investigators:Tsevat Joel, Solomon Matia 11-01-2013 -10-31-2015 NIH Effects of Chronic Stress on Adolescent Female Depression Role:PI $200,000 Completed Type:Grant Level:National

Grant: #Grant #1011198 Investigators:Solomon, Matia 06-01-2014 -06-29-2016 Corcept Therapeutics (Pharmaceutical Company) Identifying biomarkers for depression: Focus on lateral habenula Role:PI Completed Type:Grant

Grant: #G-01323-01 Investigators:Solomon, Matia 09-01-2017 -08-31-2018 Lipedema Foundation A Mouse Model of Lipedema: Lower Body Subcutaneous Adipose Tissue Specific Estrogen Receptor KO Role:PI Completed

Investigators:Matia B. Solomon Ganesh Cherala 10-01-2016 -09-30-2017 Center for Clinical and Translational Research Antidepressant efficacy in females: Role of Perinatal and Postnatal Dietary Environment Role:PI $20,000 Completed Level:University

Investigators:Lisa Privette Vinnedge 11-01-2021 -10-31-2022 Mind Brain Behavior (RIP Funding) Understanding the role of DEK as a Neuroprotective Factor in Alzheimer’s Disease Role:Co-Investigator $75,000 Completed Type:Grant Level:Local

Grant: #2019 Award Investigators:Solomon, Matia 11-01-2019 -10-31-2021 Local Initiative for Excellence (L.I.F.E.) Functional Significance of DEK in Alzheimer's Disease and Age-Related Dementias. Role:PI $100,000.00 Completed

Grant: #R25NS115532 Investigators:Reyes, Teresa; Solomon, Matia 03-15-2020 -02-28-2025 National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke Research Innovation in NeuroScience Education for Underserved Populations (RISE UP) Role:Principal Investigator $535,919.00

Grant: #R01DK118292 Investigators:Solomon, Matia; Ulrich-Lai, Yvonne 05-08-2020 -04-30-2024 National Inst of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Disease Stress, 'comfort' food, and obesity Role:Co-Investigator $1,945,105.00 Type:Grant

Grant: #Check #132 Investigators:Solomon, Matia 02-01-2026 -01-31-2028 Local Initiative for Excellence (L.I.F.E.) Unbiased Multi-Omics Profiling to Identify Alzheimer's Subtypes Role:PI 205000.00 Active

Investigators:Matia B. Solomon 03-15-2025 -03-14-2028 UC Cancer Center “Exploring Preventative Treatments for 'Chemo brain' in a Preclinical Model of Breast Cancer” Role:PI $50,000 Active Type:Grant

Grant: #R25GM134976 Investigators:Reyes, Teresa; Solomon, Matia; Baccei, Mark; Price, Carolyn; Weiss, Alison 09-21-2020 -08-31-2025 National Institute of General Medical Sciences Biomedical Post-baccalaureate Research Education Program at the University of Cincinnati (UC PREP) Role:PI *till 07/01/2022 $1,240,687.00 Completed Type:Grant

Book Chapter

Young, E.A., Korszun, A., Figueiredo, H.F., Solomon, M.B., & Herman, J.P. (2007). Sex differences in HPA axis Regulation. In Becker, J.B., Berkely, K.J., Geary, N., Hampson, E., Herman, J.P., & Young, E.A., (Eds.), Sex Differences in brain: From Genes to Behavior (pp. 95, 108). Oxford.

Solomon, M.B., & Herman, J.P. (2009). Sex differences in HPA axis regulation: The role of gonadal hormones. In Arnold, A.P., Etgen, A.M., Fahrbach, S.E., Rubin, R.T., & Pfaff, D.W. (Eds.), Hormones, Brain and Behavior 2nd Edition (pp. 2291, 2306). Academic Press.

2005 American Neuroendocrine Society Travel Award

2007 Organization for Study of Sex Differences Young Investigator Travel Award

2008 Organization for Study of Sex Differences New Investigator Award Outstanding Research Presentation

2008 NMRI Midwest Conference National Institute of Diabetes, Digestive and Kidney Diseases Excellence In Research Award 2nd Place

2010 National Institutes of Health Postdoctoral Pathway to Independence Travel Award

2010 Stress Neurobiology Conference Travel Award

2012 Organization for Study of Sex Differences Young Investigator Travel Award

2012 Elizabeth Young New Investigator Award

Nominated to Represent UC as an Emerging Minority Faculty Scholar Status:Nomination

(Diversity Committee ) Member Type:Departmental Service Level:Department 08-15-2012

(Honor's Committee ) Committee Member Type:Departmental Service Level:Department 08-15-2012

(Department Cohesion Committee ) Type:Departmental Service Level:Department

Psychiatry and Behavioral Neuroscience (UC) (Center for Diabetes and Obesity Center (grant reviewer) ) Type:Departmental Service Level:Department

(Isabel and Mary Neff Scholarship Committee ) Type:University/College Service Level:College

(NSF Accountability and Advocacy Council ) Type:University/College Service Level:University

2006-2011 Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Stress Neurobiology, University of Cincinnati, , Cincinnati Ohio

2011-2012 Research Scientist, University of Cincinnati , , Cincinnati, Ohio

behavioral neuroscience, stress, sex differences, gonadal hormones, antidepressants, depression, anxiety, obesity

06-01-2008: Organization for Study of Sex Differences

08-01-2000: Society for Neuroscience

Reviewer for Hormones and Behavior

Reviewer for Journal for Neuroscience

Reviewer for Proceedings for National Academy of Science

Reviewer for Physiology and Behavior

Research Methods in Stress and Health Level:Undergraduate

12-05-2012 -12-05-2012 Google Tips and Tricks Type:Workshop

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