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Body and brain must communicate to adapt behavior efficiently. Using the fly, we discover a bidirectional pathway between the fat body and the brain and show that fat body-produced dopamine changes food preference.

It’s hard to imagine new discoveries about the NMDA receptor, one of the most studied molecules in #Neuroscience. But the brilliant minds in my lab—Antonella Ruggiero Antonella Ruggiero, Leore Heim, and Lee Susman—are here to surprise you! 👇 Sagol School of Neuroscience TAU Faculty of Medical & Health Sciences

🚨 New preprint alert! 🚨 Our latest study on Drosophila larval search behavior is now live on bioRxiv! 🪰✨ Explore how larvae navigate their world. Check it out here: biorxiv.org/content/10.110… #Drosophila #BehavioralBiology #Preprint

New from Shiko Parnas' lab: Classical & operant learning in *Drosophila* rely on distinct neuronal pathways, challenging current paradigms! Moshe Parnas Unstoppable science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

🔥🔥🔥How do operant and classical learning operate without interference? Discover the beautiful work by Eyal Rozenfeld and Shiko Parnas Moshe Parnas, who addressed this question with sophistication and elegance. Congratulations! science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Thrilled to share my final PhD paper Moshe Parnas, now published in Science Advances! 🎉 Check out the incredible (but sadly rejected) cover art proposal—no iconic Ella Marushchenko selfie this time, though. 😉 #Science #PhDLife #PhDone

New creative image! 🥊Classical learning vs. Operant learning in Science Advances The research by Moshe Parnas and Eyal Rozenfeld from Tel Aviv University shows that two types of #learning rely on distinct brain pathways🧠. Interestingly, they can’t occur simultaneously, as interference

Very excited to share the first paper from my lab. We engineered a new PTEN sensor that permits dynamic imaging in living cells. We showed that this allows to visualize PTEN activity with subcellular resolution in the intact brain. Now published in Nature Methods

Our new J Neurosci paper shows that chronic alcohol consumption thickens the brain white matter, fueling the addiction vicious cycle. Long-Term Excessive Alcohol Consumption Enhances Myelination in the Mouse Nucleus Accumbens jneurosci.org/content/45/14/…

Excited to share our paper! #GRIN2D-DEE 🐭model mirrors patient symptoms, from behavioral deficits and pathological brain activity to synaptic changes🔗 shorturl.at/JL6pyA An incredible collaboration with a GRIN2D family, Karen B. Avraham, researchers & clinicians.