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Chameleons communicate through colorful patterns on their skin that might make them a promising new animal model for preclinical psychopharmacology. Dr. Nicholas Denomme is exploring whether these patterns can serve as a biomarker for the animal’s internal states, offering a better way to test psychoactive drugs compared to current... show more

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