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Séminaire de Lisa Roux: “Why “pauses” matter: breaks in respiratory behavior orchestrate piriform network dynamics”

19 June 2023 @ 11 h 00 min - 12 h 00 min

  • « B&C Tuesday Seminar “How curiosity affects learning and information seeking via the dopaminergic circuit”
  • Talk Assaf Kron (Brain & Cognition seminar) »

Host: Sami El-Boustani

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Date:
19 June 2023
Time:
11 h 00 min - 12 h 00 min
Event Category:
Seminars neurobiology
Website:
http://agenda.unige.ch/events/view/35757

Venue

room P. Boymond B02.2226.A

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