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Researchers at the Sainsbury Wellcome Centre at UCL used causal techniques to uncover how two neocortical areas in the brain communicate with one another and found that their influence on each other changes over much faster-timescales than previously thought. 10 June 2022 Research News NEUROSCIENTISTS IDENTIFY ROLE OF BASOLATERAL AMYGDALA NEURONS Neuroscientists at the Sainsbury Wellcome Centre at UCL observed the neuronal activity in the basolateral amygdala (BLA) while rats freely engaged with a variety of different ethological stimuli. Interactions with ethological stimuli are relevant to the animal’s survival and to the propagation of its genes, and include food, prey and conspecifics. In a new study, published today in Cell Reports, the researchers demonstrate strong responses to these classes of events in the BLA. 7 June 2022 Research News NEUROSCIENTISTS DEMONSTRATE FLEXIBILITY OF INNATE BEHAVIOUR Neuroscientists at the Sainsbury Wellcome Centre at UCL studied the flexibility of escape behaviour in mice. In a new study, published today in Current Biology, the researchers show that, while escape behaviour can be robustly elicited in a laboratory setting, mice can nonetheless readily learn to suppress their escape response, effectively ignoring stimuli that are determined to pose no threat. 2 June 2022 PhD Programme FROM A NEUROSCIENCE PHD TO BUILDING SOFTWARE FOR LEARNING Former SWC PhD student and now co-founder and CEO at Learney Matthew Phillips shares how he founded a startup, what motivated him and the most useful skills he gained during his PhD. 1 June 2022 DISCOVERING HOW THE BRAIN GIVES RISE TO BEHAVIOUR How does the brain allow us to think, feel, see, smell, hear, laugh and love? By bringing together world-leading experimental and computational neuroscientists, the Sainsbury Wellcome Centre's mission is to explain how activity in brain circuits gives rise to thoughts, sensations, memories and actions. 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