The Clinical Neuroendocrinology Laboratory is part of an interdisciplinary team racing to find a cure for multiple sclerosis, using mouse models and human models. We are also involved in: a) testing connections between diet and chronic disease (e.g., the effect of FDA-approved additives on long-term health — PDF), and b) determining if chemical signatures encode group membership in chimpanzees, and whether sniffing behavior is positioned to detect these differences — PDF). Professor Josephs is considering admitting a Clinical Psychology PhD student for Fall, 2027. Successful candidates must demonstrate clear interest in one or more of these projects and must include GRE scores in the application.