Neural mechanisms of aggression
Behavioral Neuroscience, Ethology, Biology and seminar by Dr Dayu Lin, NYU
Hosted by Systems Neuroecology
Wednesday 01:00–02:10 New York (GMT-5)
Ended
Online
Abstract
Aggression is an innate social behavior essential for competing for resources, securing mates, defending territory and protecting the safety of oneself and family. In the last decade, significant progress has been made towards an understanding of the neural circuit underlying aggression using a set of modern neuroscience tools. Here, I will talk about the history and recent progress in the study of aggression.
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