
Stoyo Karamihalev
@stoyo_k
Neuroscientist in the Gogolla lab at the Max Planck Institute of Psychiatry. Trying to understand emotions.
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22-04-2016 23:35:16
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Stress can trigger willful seeking of a starvation-like state in certain female mice predisposed to higher anxiety. Now published and downloadable here: authors.elsevier.com/a/1iyP-3BtfH9A… Congrats to lead-author Hakan Kucukdereli, Oren Amsalem, Andrew Lutas, and the whole team. Feedback welcome!

This study is about dopamine levels in blood. Dopamine doesn’t readily cross the blood brain barrier, so what this means about its level in the brain is anybody’s guess. Sadly, googling the latter right now gives back Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D. overenthusiastic notes about levels in blood.





What questions should we be asking as neuroscientists, and how should we go about answering them in satisfying and innovative ways? I think that seeking training in Stephen Zhang's nascent lab NYU Center for Neural Science is a great way to find answers to these questions in an amazing environment.

📢Big news, please RT🎉 I will be starting as a TT Assistant Professor (W2) of Neuroscience at Universität München in April 2025! The Schroeder lab will study how the brain 🧠 generates internal states, and then uses this information to adapt behavior in dynamic environments. 👇A🧵



(1/n) Thrilled to announce our (me + Aditya Nair ~ ആദി ) Nature paper is out! We uncovered causal evidence of a line attractor in the brain—a neural mechanism encoding emotional states like aggression. Machine learning (AI) helped us map it! 🚀🧠 #Neuroscience #AI @NeuroscienceNews


Our review on Brain-body physiology is out in Cell! I am truly happy and thankful for the opportunity to participate in this great collaborative work with my supervisor Nadine Gogolla, Megan Sammons, Jingyi Chi, Asya Rolls, and Steve Liberles! cell.com/cell/fulltext/…



Robert Sapolsky & Kevin Mitchell are among the top science commentators. Although on opposite sides of the debate, their mutual respect & understanding of each other’s position was exemplary.



🚨Preprint alert 🚨 Excited to share my PhD work available on bioRxiv Neuroscience investigating how dopamine transmission in the anterior insular cortex shapes the neural coding of anxiety. here: t.ly/bF_vl 🧵(1/n)

