Generating and personalizing social behavior
Behavioral Neuroscience, Ethology, Biology and seminar by Dr Lisa Stowers, Scripps Research
Hosted by Project Encephalon
Wednesday 05:00–06:10 Calcutta (GMT+5:30)
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Abstract
Dr. Stowers obtained her PhD at Harvard University and remained there to undertake the study of olfactory-mediated behavior with Catherine Dulac. During this time she completed experiments identifying vomeronasal organ neurons as sensors for mouse pheromones. In 2002 she began independent work at The Scripps Research Institute where she remains today. Her lab is leveraging the olfactory system to identify and study the information code that underlies emotion-linked innate behavior. She has been a Pew Scholar and a Senior Scholar in Neuroscience from the Ellison Medical Foundation.
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