Honoured to receive a Wellcome Trust Discovery Award to study how competition is encoded in the brain.
https://t.co/bQUxTpBE0W
This builds on the discoveries of great past/present lab members
Grateful to mentors/collaborators/colleagues for their support
We’re recruiting!
Exciting opportunities in our lab supported by a @wellcometrust:
• Postdoctoral researchers
• Research assistant/PhD students
Join us to study how neural circuits drive decision-making.
Deadline 26/04
Apply here: https://t.co/qtysReXMIr
@SAN_neuroAr
Honoured to receive a Wellcome Trust Discovery Award to study how competition is encoded in the brain.
https://t.co/bQUxTpBE0W
This builds on the discoveries of great past/present lab members
Grateful to mentors/collaborators/colleagues for their support
Honoured to receive a Wellcome Trust Discovery Award to study how competition is encoded in the brain.
https://t.co/bQUxTpBE0W
This builds on the discoveries of great past/present lab members
Grateful to mentors/collaborators/colleagues for their support
📣 New publication 📣
Very excited to share our new paper "A neural signature of adaptive mentalization" out now in Nature Neuroscience (the project started all the way back in 2018!); with @NiklasBuergi Gökhan Aydogan @ChristianCRuff
(1/n)
The School of Biosciences
@unibirmingham.bsky.social
is recruiting five Assistant/Associate Professors working across a range of areas, including neuroscience. Join a vibrant interdisciplinary research environment. Deadline: 14 April 2026
https://t.co/YmLWqSbGy5
#NeuroJobs
The School of Biosciences at the University of Birmingham is recruiting Assistant or Associate Professors (Research & Education). Areas of interest: • Engineering biology • Epigenetics • Mycology • Plant science • RNA biology
https://t.co/YmLWqSbGy5
Starvation suppresses shock responses only with food odours, via a defined neuromodulatory circuit that biases action selection towards goal-directed behaviour.
Our new preprint is out! A state-dependent neural circuit resolves approach–avoidance conflicts
https://t.co/EU1TlxQKD6
Fantastic work led by Devika Bodas, with contributions from Marine Balcou, and a great collaboration with Lisa Scheunemann Lab, featuring Şevval Demirci.
To survive, animals must balance opportunity and risk. We show that hunger gates nociceptive avoidance in Drosophila, enabling food approach under conflict.
Meet the #MCCS25 speakers!
Check out talks from Drs. @crezaval & Priya Rajasethupathy at our Symposium on November 14.
Register now: https://t.co/MG06VRhGBu
Where do the dopamine hits does from? A new reward center in the brain is discovered (yes, single cell, spatial omics at work again)
@ScienceMagazine
https://t.co/S75R6yq7Vp
https://t.co/euAX1bAcqq
In time for the new year! Our single-cell dataset of male and hermaphrodite brains is online! & a freely available website https://t.co/ys4sdHhdNE
A Blueprint of Sex-Specific Neuronal Regulation in the C. elegans Nervous System at Single-Cell Resolution https://t.co/23p1ELw8zd
Sex or survival—what’s more important? Excited to share our @Nature paper on how flies resolve this conflict.
We found a dopamine-based filter that reduces threat perception, helping flies focus on courtship when close to mating.
https://t.co/ZZ0UoKTqgn
We're delighted to see our study, "Mating proximity blinds threat perception", https://t.co/h5WxRpn2Ge, featured by @NatureSMB
Thank you for spotlighting our work!
https://t.co/js1dkypHdc