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Incredibly excited about this work coming out. My first pub too!

Very excited to announce that the first primary research paper from our lab is OUT! So proud of 黑色團 Akash Guru Michelle Jin @Brendan_Ito @BrieSleezer Yi-Yun Ho and the whole team. Neurobio & Behavior Cornell University Science Magazine #serotonin #threat bit.ly/2G1Ci3V

What does serotonin do? In low-threat environments serotonin decreases movement speed - but in high-threat environments it makes them move faster! Context matters for function [From 黑色團 Akash Guru Melissa R. Warden, Ph.D.] science.sciencemag.org/content/363/64…

I’m very excited to share the main results from my PhD work through biorxiv. “Ramping activity in midbrain dopamine neurons signifies the use of a cognitive map” biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

It is my great honor to be funded together with Changwoo Seo from Catherine Dulac by The Kavli Foundation. Also, thank Edvard Ingjald Moser,May-Britt Moser, and Catherine Dulac to initiate this exciting project. Let us see what magic will happen when Mini2P meets single-cell transcriptomics!

Amazing collaborator, deep thinker, good person. Weijian Zong Mini2P

A postdoctoral position in the Warden lab is open! Our work is on neuromodulatory circuits and their inputs and outputs, and how these circuits support behavioral decision making. If interested, please reach out.

We are looking for talented postdocs to join our team at Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute Stanford Medicine Stanford Neurosurgery! Join us to develop single cell sequencing- and imaging-based genomic tools to understand the cell communication across space and time! Please share with anyone interested!!

Dulac Lab Postdocs Awarded Grants from NIH and Brain & Behavior Research Foundation (BBRF) Changwoo Seo Mostafizur Rahman Catherine Dulac HarvardBrainScience Rachelle Gaudet NIH Harvard University mcb.harvard.edu/department/new…