Hunger can make us drink more - but can it affect how much we prefer alcohol? Kavin Nunez, Lewis Sherer et al discovered in flies 🪰, a single neuron with octopamine (the analog of norepinephrine) becomes more active with hunger and speeds the switch from alcohol aversion to seeking 🧠. /3

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Excited to announce that I’m back in the chemical senses field as a PO & will be managing the peripheral smell & taste research portfolio. Ive been studying chem senses in some form since UG & really looking forward to joining the institute that has supported most of my career. 🧪

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Nothing that a little retail therapy can't help.

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See it before the spoilers are unavoidable. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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Interviewer: Can you explain this gap in your CV? Scientist: I was trying to move a figure in Microsoft Word

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