Pamela Hunt, College of Williams & Mary, has focused her research on how the expression of learning changes during development and how learning can be impacted by prenatal exposure to alcohol. She will use the Cattell sabbatical award to further her research on the latter. She plans to visit Robert Gerlai’s Behaviour Genetics Laboratory at the University of Toronto-Mississauga to learn how to work with zebrafish and use his zebrafish model of early alcohol exposure. She will bring her new knowledge back to William & Mary and establish the zebrafish model in her own lab. Hunt says “I feel like a post-doc again. It’ll be quite a change from what I’ve been doing for the past 25 years, and I am so excited to be learning new things. Using the zebrafish will open up new possibilities for research, and I am grateful to the Cattell Fund for supporting this exciting new direction.”