Congrats to our own Emily Petruccelli who's abstract was selected for a talk at the 2017 CSHL Neurobiology of Drosophila meeting....

A reward for spending the day giving and listening to lab chalk talks.

A full day of chalk talks and next years plans! Ready to mini golf and BBQ now.

Teaching the 12 students at the CSHL Drosophila Neurobiology: Genes, Circuits, & Behavior course how to track flies that are intoxicated...

Congratulations to Kavin Nunez for being awarded a 2017 Howard Hughes Medical Institute Gilliam Fellowship for Advanced Study! This...

We're looking for a motivated and collaborative person interested in understanding the molecular mechanisms underlying memory and...

Welcome to Sarah Salamon, a visiting Master's student working in Dr. Henrike Scholz's lab at the University of Cologne!

Check out Nick Mei and Kavin Nunez's posters presented at the Annual Drosophila Research Conference in San Diego, California March...

Congratulations to Sophia Song for being an awarded a Program in Liberal Medical Education Student Research Assistantship to continue her...

Congratulations to Yanabah Jacques for receiving an undergraduate research award to continue research on her project in the lab this summer@

Congratulations to PLME student Sophia Song, who was awarded an Undergraduate Teaching and Research Award to carry out her project in the...

Welcome to Karen Gutierrez who is doing an independent study project this term!

Welcome to MCB graduate student Kelsey Schuch, who is doing a rotation in the lab this term!

Welcome to Yanabah Jacques who is doing an independent study project this term!

Check out our new review: Kaun & Rothenfluh (2017) Dopaminergic rules of engagement for memory in Drosophila in Current Opinion of...

We're looking for an enthusiastic post-doc interested in understanding circuit function underlying the aversive and appetitive memories...

There are many types of "wild-type" strains in flies. How do you know which ones to use for your behavior? Here is a bit of information...

Matthew Boehm is a Brown-NIH Neuroscience Graduate Partnership Program student interested in using optogenetic and thermogenetic methods...