Dopamine and serotonin work together in opposite ways, like the accelerator and the brakes on a car, to help the brain learn from rewards, according to new Wu Tsai Neuro-funded research by Rob Malenka and Daniel Cardozo Pinto (Daniel Cardozo Pinto). Learn more: neuroscience.stanford.edu/ne

Thanks to Nick Weiler Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute for the very nice write up on our work! neuroscience.stanford.edu/news/dopamine-…

WEEK #48 Paper of the week by Daniel Cardozo Pinto in Dr Malenka‘s lab : nature.com/articles/s4158… LP of the week : Motorama / Alps : open.spotify.com/album/0vHOjAoA… Bonus video : I was late posting because I was chilling with dolphins. Hope y'all had a beautiful Thxgvg week end.

Grateful for this spotlight from PsyPost.org News, check out their coverage of our recent nature paper below! 🧠

Thanks to Angie Voyles Askham at The Transmitter for this coverage of our recent work!

Thrilled to share that I've been elected to the Harvard Society of Fellows! I will collaborate with Nao Uchida on a new direction studying neural mechanisms of addiction. It's such a privilege to pursue curiosity driven science in this environment - very excited and so grateful

HUGE NEWS... I WROTE A BOOK!!! 🎉📖 I can’t believe I finally get to share this with you. I poured everything I had into this project, and I’m so proud of how it turned out. It’s out October 14th, and available for pre-order now. But, what’s it all about?👇

Daniel Cardozo Pinto: Decoding the Neural Circuitry of Reward Learning Daniel Cardozo Pinto Neir Eshel HarvardBrainScience Harvard University Rachelle Gaudet MurthyLab at Harvard Catherine Dulac Marissa Gredler Kazuki Nagashima Jeeyun Chung Ryan Nett mcb.harvard.edu/department/new…

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