CSU cognitive neuroscience: The effect of oxytocin on the formation, expression and inhibition of fear memories

Data collection is electrophysiology recordings made from acute brain slice preparations from rats and pictures of immunohistochemically labeled brain tissue from rats.
Data is currently 200GB in size and is expected to grow 1 TB/year for 5 years until 2019.
Data is collected as part of research funded by NHMRC and ARC national competitive project grants, as well as an ARC Australian Post-doctoral Fellowship.
The data within the collection can be used to address a range of questions related to: Fear formation, Fear expression, Reduction of fear memories, Fear extinction learning, Diet-related changes to anxiety and depression.