Gabriel Schlomer
Post-Doc Human Development & Family Studies/Biobehavioral Health, Penn State
PhD, Family Studies and Human Development, University of Arizona
MS, General/Experimental Psychology, Western Illinois University
BS, Psychology, Indiana State University
Dr. Schlomer's current research interests center on polygenic approaches to studying gene-environment interplay, including gene-environment correlations (rGE), gene-by-environment (GxE), and gene-by-intervention (GxI) interactions. In addition, he studies how epigenetic modifications can mediate environmental influences on child and adolescent development. Current research activities include GxI studies on adolescent substance use and aggression/delinquency and research on DNA methylation as a mechanism for the association between childhood stressors and pubertal development.