EBBS 2025 :: Programme

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09:00-13:00
Registration
10:00-13:30
Satellite Event
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14:30-15:00
Opening ceremony
15:00-16:00
Plenary Session
Keynote Lecture[Auditorium Marne]
Inbal Goshen (Jerusalem, Israel)
Astrocytes in high brain function
16:00-17:30
Parallel Symposia
Astrocytic control of emotion and cognition[Auditorium Marne]
Chairs: Paula Gomez Sotres (Bordeaux, France) & Giada Pacinelli (Genoa, Italy)
Paula Gomez Sotres (Bordeaux, France)
Astrocytic mitochondrial CB1 receptors link social transmission of stress to cognitive adaptations
Giada Pacinelli (Genoa, Italy)
Astrocytes-Somatostatin Neurons Communication in the Prefrontal Cortex Modulates Emotion Discrimination
Alexandre Charlet (Strasbourg, France)
Astrocytes in mice central amygdala mediates oxytocin-dependent behavioral adaptation
Andrew Holmes (Rockville, MD, USA)
Astrocytic contributions to neural representation to amygdala-mediated memory
Thinking (too much) about food: understanding the neurobiology of eating disorders[Amphi Durkheim]
Chair: Maria-Beatrice Passani (Florence, Italy)
Suzanne Dickson (Gothenburg, Sweden)
Delving into the brain’s orexigenic systems
Roger Adan (Utrecht, The Netherlands)
A new mouse model for food anxiety in anorexia nervosa
Gustavo Provensi (Florence, Italy)
Does neuronal histamine play a role in binge eating disorder?
Aniko Korosi (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
Combatting early-life stress through nutrition: focus on neuroinflammation
Neurobiology of sex differences in drug addiction[Amphi E]
Chair: Céline Nicolas (Bordeaux, France)
Liana Fattore (Cagliari, Italy)
Serotoninergic mechanisms in methamphetamine addiction and related behavioral effects: the modulating role of sex
Anna Li (College Park, MD, USA)
Role of mitochondrial dynamics in incubation of oxycodone craving in male and female rats
Claudia Fornari (Bordeaux, France)
Sex differences in insular cortex function in persistent alcohol drinking despite aversion in mice
Jennifer Murray (Guelph, Canada)
Hormonal influence on cocaine relapse circuitry
17:30-18:00
Coffee Break
18:00-19:00
Plenary Session [Auditorium Marne]
Young investigators Awards
Blitz presentations
19:00
Welcome reception - Wine & Cheese
09:00-10:00
Plenary Session
Keynote Lecture[Auditorium Marne]
Hailan Hu (Hangzhou, China)
Neural mechanism of psychedelics as rapid antidepressants
10:00-11:30
Poster Session 1 - Sponsors Time - Coffee
11:30-13:00
Parallel Symposia
The immune mind: how immunity shapes mood and behavior[Amphi Durkheim]
Chairs: Arnau Busquets Garcia (Barcelona, Spain) & Silvia Castany Quintana (Linköping, Sweden)
Ciaran Murphy Royal (Montreal, Canada)
Sex-specific behavioural responses to stress are mediated by astrocytic glucocorticoid receptors
Agnes Nadjar (Bordeaux, France)
Neuroimmune mechanisms in metabolic resilience
Caroline Menard (Quebec City, Canada)
Pericytes modulate brain vascular integrity in social stress and depression
Silvia Castany Quintana (Linköping, Sweden)
Modulation of inflammation by negative affective states
Ventral hippocampal circuits in reward motivated behavior[Auditorium Marne]
Chair: Maithe Arruda-Carvalho (Toronto, Canada)
Maithe Arruda-Carvalho (Toronto, Canada)
Maturation of hippocampal projections defines a pathway specific sensitive period for cognitive flexibility
Stéphane Ciocchi (Bern, Switzerland)
Hippocampal contextualization of social rewards
Rosemary Bagot (Montreal, Canada)
Ventral-hippocampal inputs to nucleus accumbens integrate reward to modulate behavioural engagement
Robin Piquet (Oxford, United Kingdom)
A hippocampo-cortical pathway detects changes in the validity of an action as a predictor of reward
Serve yourself: adaptive regulation of behavior across physiological states[Amphi E]
Chairs: Suzanne Dickson (Gothenburg, Sweden) & Anna Schröder (Munich, Germany)
Linda Engström-Ruud (Gothenburg, Sweden)
Neural substrates of semaglutide-induced weight loss
Amelia Douglass (Vienna, Austria)
The circadian control of hunger
Nicolas Gutierrez-Castellanos (Valencia, Spain)
Not in the mood: neural mechanisms for the cyclical control of female sexual rejection
Anne Petzold (Göttingen, Germany)
Beyond feeding: how gut hormones drive social and sexual behavior
13:00-14:30
Break for lunch (on your own)
14:30-16:00
Parallel Symposia
Sex-specific hormonal and genomic mechanisms in stress responses[Amphi Durkheim]
Chair: Carmen Sandi (Lausanne, Switzerland)
Jordan Marrocco (New York, NY, USA)
Implication of serotonergic agonists in the hippocampal genomic response to stress of male and female mice
Marija Kundakovic (New York, NY, USA)
Single-cell multiome insights into brain and behavioral dynamics across the estrous cycle and sex
Francesca Cirulli (Rome, Italy)
Psychological and metabolic stressors share common mechanisms but exert sex-dependent effects in male and female mice
Dogukan Ülgen (Lausanne, Switzerland)
The impact of sex-related hormones on anxiety and motivation: mechanisms in the nucleus accumbens
Precision meets nature: rising automation for the continuous behavioral testing of rodents[Amphi E]
Chairs: Jaime de la Rocha (Barcelona, Spain) & Alicja Puścian (Warsaw, Poland)
Alicja Puścian (Warsaw, Poland)
Decoding social ties: investigation of individual and collective behavior in mice under semi-naturalistic conditions
Balma Serrano (Barcelona, Spain)
The Training Village: An open platform for continuous testing of rodents in cognitive tasks
Julija Krupic (Cambridge, United Kingdom)
A fully-automated long-term phenotyping of mouse cognition and behaviour
Noga Zilkha (Rehovot, Israel)
Social organization in groups of wild house mice
Learning and memory consolidation across brain states: wakefulness and sleep[Auditorium Marne]
Chair: Marion Inostroza (Tübingen, Germany)
Anuck Sawangjit (Tübingen, Germany)
Memory consolidation during sleep and wakefulness
David Dupret (Oxford, United Kingdom)
Diversity of hippocampal network events for memory consolidation
Flavio Schmidig (Tel Aviv, Israel)
Human episodic memory processing beyond conscious awareness
Mélanie Strauss (Brussels, Belgium)
Order Matters: The Role of the NREM–REM Sleep Sequence in Memory Consolidation
16:00-17:30
Poster Session 2 - Sponsors Time - Coffee
17:30-18:00
Plenary Session
Mid career Award[Auditorium Marne]
Felix Leroy (San Juan de Alicante, Spain)
Impaired vasopressin neuromodulation of the lateral septum leads to social behavior deficits in the Shank3B^+/- mouse model of autism spectrum disorder
18:00-18:30
Plenary Session
Diversity Award[Auditorium Marne]
Francesca Cirulli (Rome, Italy)
Diversifying Neuroscience: a personal and scientific journey still in its making
18:30-19:30
Plenary Session
Keynote Lecture[Auditorium Marne]
Mark Walton (Oxford, United Kingdom)
Connecting dopamine across time and space with adaptive decision making
20:00
Young Researchers Party
09:00-10:00
Plenary Session
Keynote Lecture[Auditorium Marne]
Cyril Herry (Bordeaux, France)
Neuronal representations of defensive behaviors
10:00-11:30
Poster Session 3 - Sponsors Time - Coffee
11:30-13:00
Parallel Symposia
Epigenetic mechanisms in stress sensitivity and adaptation: from early life to adulthood (sponsored by ISDN)[Auditorium Marne]
Chair: Elad Lax (Ariel, Israel)
Natalia Schilder (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
Modulation of hypothalamic DNA methylation via early methyldonor supplementation protects against emotional dysregulation induced by early life stress
Elad Lax (Ariel, Israel)
DNA methylation contributes to prenatal maternal stress- associated pain hyper-sensitivity in adulthood
Johannes Bohacek (Zurich, Switzerland)
Distinct molecular mechanisms of stress habituation in the mouse hippocampus
Catherine Peña (Princeton, NJ, USA)
Epigenetic priming of stress sensitivity across the lifespan
Neuronal plasticity of the social brain: understanding individual differences in sociability[Amphi E]
Chairs: Diego Scheggia (Milan, Italy) & Hanna Hoernberg (Berlin, Germany)
Sanja Bauer Mikulovic (Magdeburg, Germany)
Dorsal hippocampal circuits govern helping behavior in mice
Salvatore Lecca (Lausanne, Switzerland)
A neural substrate for negative affect supports parenting
Hanna Hoernberg (Berlin, Germany)
Molecular mechanisms of social heterogeneity
Diego Scheggia (Milan, Italy)
Individual differences in prosocial learning are represented in the hippocampus
Novel cellular and circuit mechanisms underlying adaptive behavioral states[Amphi Durkheim]
Chairs: Andrew Holmes (Rockville, MD, USA) & Nicolas Singewald (Innsbruck, Austria)
Helena Janickova (Prague, Czechia)
Nicotinic receptors in different regions and neuronal types control social behavior
Thibault Bittar (Bordeaux, France)
Impact of early life and adult stress on anterior insular cortex activity during anxiety-related behaviors in mice
Anna Beroun (Warsaw, Poland)
Activity of dopamine-sensitive neurons in the central amygdala in processing rewarding and aversive behaviors
Luisa Pinto (Braga, Portugal)
Targeting adult hippocampal cytogenesis in depression: the therapeutic potential of psilocybin
13:00-14:30
Break for lunch (on your own)
14:30-16:00
Parallel Symposia
Tracking dynamics of emotion in the brain, indication of psychiatric diseases[Auditorium Marne]
Chair: Simon Chang (Regensburg, Germany)
Cornelius Gross (Rome, Italy)
How does context and experience shape social fear circuits?
Sabine Krabbe (Bonn, Germany)
Functional diversity of inhibitory amygdala microcircuits
Francesco Papaleo (Genoa, Italy)
Inter-brain circuits of emotion recognition
Federica Fermani (Regensburg, Germany)
Signatures of behavioural integration in the extended-amygdala
Sex differences and convergences in threat processing and avoidance behavior across species[Amphi E]
Chair: Joanna Dabrowska (North Chicago, IL, USA)
Joanna Dabrowska (North Chicago, IL, USA)
CRF-BNST neurons modulate anxiety-potentiated startle in a sex- and estrous phase-dependent manner
Raul Andero (Barcelona, Spain)
Sex differences in neural projections of fear memory processing in mice and humans
Sydney Trask (Bloomington, IN, USA)
Prior stress exacerbates avoidance learning in female rats and this learning is resistant to extinction
Laura Luyten (Leuven, Belgium)
Subtle sex differences in costly avoidance
Insights on the effects of early life experiences: from childhood to adulthood (sponsored by ISDN)[Amphi Durkheim]
Chairs: Ermis Ryakiotakis (Warsaw, Poland) & Hanna Trebesova (Warsaw, Poland)
Alessandra Gaetano (Villeneuve d'Ascq, France)
Oxytocinergic interventions in lactating mothers: a promising approach to mitigate maternal distress and improve offspring outcomes
Esther Castillo Gómez (Castelló de la Plana, Spain)
The social brain after early-life stress. Medial amygdala somatostatin neurons in focus
Nicole Ferrara (Chicago, IL, USA)
Play period social deprivation alters maturing amygdala circuits supporting age-specific social behavior in adolescents and adults
Viviana Trezza (Rome, Italy)
Sex-dependent impact of adverse environmental factors during development: from molecular mechanisms to therapeutic perspectives
16:00-16:15
Bruker presentation [Auditorium Marne]
16:15-17:00
ALBA Network panel [Auditorium Marne]
Merit, myths & measures: reinforcing EDI in times of challenges
16:15-16:20 Introduction by Francesca Cirulli (IT)
16:20-16:30 Presentation by Carmen Sandi (CH)
16:30-17:00 Panel discussion with Francesca Cirulli (IT), Carmen Sandi (CH), Anna Beyeler (FR) and Bita Moghaddam (US)
More information at alba.network/ebbs2025
17:00-17:30
Coffee Break
17:30-19:00
Parallel Symposia
Decision-making in context: neural circuits of contextual regulation of motivated behaviors[Auditorium Marne]
Chair: Ronald Keiflin (Santa Barbara, CA, USA)
Ronald Keiflin (Santa Barbara, CA, USA)
Orbitofrontal contributions to context-gated reward predictions
Andrew Macaskill (London, United Kingdom)
A role for ventral hippocampus in hidden state inference
Shauna Parkes (Bordeaux, France)
Context-dependent value encoding across species
Damiano Terenzi (Marseille, France)
Social context and drug cues modulate inhibitory control in cocaine addiction: involvement of the STN evidenced through functional MRI
Stress and trauma across the lifespan (sponsored by ISDN)[Amphi E]
Chair: Bianca Silva (Valbonne, France)
Laura Cancedda (Genoa, Italy)
Traumatic life experiences during specific critical Periods in life lead to diverse developmental trajectories
Mathias Schmidt (Munich, Germany)
Sex differences in shaping resilience by genes and early experiences: mechanistic insights through deep phenotyping approaches
Yang Zhan (Shenzhen, China)
Social information processing and isolation stress on social recognition
Aline Desmedt (Bordeaux, France)
Multilevel hippocampal alterations specifically underlie PTSD-like memory
Impact of insular cortex neuromodulation on behaviors[Amphi Durkheim]
Chairs: Mario Carta (Bordeaux, France) & Anna Beyeler (Bordeaux, France)
Anna Beyeler (Bordeaux, France)
Dopamine transmission in the anterior insula shapes the neural coding of anxiety
Federico Bermúdez Rattoni (Bordeaux, France)
Enlightening dopaminergic cerebral circuits can improve cognitive dysfunction
Kobi Rosenblum (Haifa, Israel)
An anterior-posterior insula circuit mediates retrieval of conditioned immune response in mice
Sarah Stern (Jupiter, FL, USA)
Cell-type specificity in the insular cortex modulates distinct aspects of feeding behavior
20:00
Gala dinner
09:00-10:00
Plenary Session
Keynote Lecture (sponsored by ISDN)[Auditorium Marne]
Antonia Hamilton (London, United Kingdom)
Tracking neural and behavioural synchrony to understand social interaction
10:00-10:30
EBBS Assembly General Meeting
10:00-11:30
Poster Session 4 - Sponsors Time - Coffee
11:30-13:00
Parallel Symposia
Neurobiology of punishment[Auditorium Marne]
Chairs: Gavan McNally (Sydney, Australia) & Nathan Marchant (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
Bita Moghaddam (Portland, OR, USA)
Reward and punishment conflict learning as a model of anxiety
Nathan Marchant (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
Role of anterior insula cortex in conflict between reward and punishment
Caitlin Orsini (Austin, TX, USA)
The role of dopamine D2 receptors in the amygdala in punishment-based decision making
Gavan McNally (Sydney, Australia)
Amygdala mechanisms of punishment learning
Converging pathways: understanding hippocampal replay by bridging experimentation and modelling[Amphi Durkheim]
Chairs: Eleonore Duvelle (Glasgow, United Kingdom) & John Widloski (Berkeley, CA, USA)
John Widloski (Berkeley, CA, USA)
A simple model of hippocampal sequences accounts for the temporal organization of theta sweeps and replay
Lisa Genzel (Nijmegen, The Netherlands)
Semantic memory consolidation and ripples
Jacob Bakermans (Geneva, Switzerland)
Building compositional maps in replay
Elisa Massi (Cergy, France)
Modelling the contribution of hippocampal replay activity in appetitive and aversive spatial learning
Neural mechanisms of food valuation: a cross-species perspective on nutrients[Amphi E]
Chairs: Hui-Kuan Chung (Zurich, Switzerland) & Dana Small (Montreal, Canada)
Wenfei Han (Tübingen, Germany)
The role of the gut-brain axis in food acceptance and rejection
Fei-Yang Huang (Oxford, United Kingdom)
The role of primate amygdala in sensory and nutrient food decision
Hui-Kuan Chung (Zurich, Switzerland)
The neural basis of interactions between nutrients
Dana Small (Montreal, Canada)
Brain-body interactions as a driver of food choice in humans
13:00-14:30
Break for lunch (on your own)
14:30-15:00
Poster prizes
15:00-16:00
Plenary Session
Keynote Lecture (sponsored by IBRO)[Auditorium Marne]
Stephen Maren (Champaign, IL, USA)
Thalamic gating of emotional memory
16:00-16:30
Closing ceremony
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Poster presenters are required to be available for discussion during their assigned session. The distribution of posters in the four sessions is indicated below.

Posters in Session 1 (29 June, 10:00) can be up anytime between 8:30 and 13:30. Posters in Session 2 (29 June, 16:00) can be up from 13:30 until 20:00. For Session 3 (30 June, 10:00) and Session 4 (1 July, 10:00) posters can be up from 8:30 until 14:30 of the day.

Please make sure that your poster is taken down at the indicated time so that the poster board is available for the next session. Posters left behind after the indicated times will be discarded by the venue personnel.
- Poster Session 1 • Sunday, 29 June • 10:00-11:30
  P1.1 Nicolas Singewald (Innsbruck, Austria)
  Behavioral and brain activity changes to interoceptive challenge in a genetic mouse model of autism spectrum disorder
  
  P1.2 Wun-A Kook (Suwon, Republic of Korea)
  The new psychoactive substance metizolam induces psychological and physical dependence via glutamatergic and GABAergic systems in the prefrontal cortex and hippocampus
  
  P1.3 Eugene Sin (Suwon, Republic of Korea)
  JWH-307: Pharmacological and pharmacokinetic properties and its rewarding effect as a novel synthetic cannabinoid
  
  P1.4 Ivan Ballasch (Barcelona, Spain)
  Is IKZF3 a new theranostic marker for schizophrenia?
  
  P1.5 Irene Garcia Manzanares (Barcelona, Spain)
  A new behavioral protocol to study positive psychotic-like states induced by Delta-9-tetrahidrocannabinol (THC) in mice
  
  P1.6 Maryam Givehchi (Barcelona, Spain)
  In vivo fiber photometry unveils altered cAMP dynamics during sensorimotor tasks in the secondary motor cortex of Huntington’s disease mice
  
  P1.7 Carla Ramon Duaso (Barcelona, Spain)
  Astrocytes in action: sex-, genotype-, and cannabinoid-dependent mechanisms in Alzheimer’s Disease
  
  P1.8 Alba Ramon Lainez (Barcelona, Spain)
  Lack of the lipid-transfer protein VPS13A alters cortico-striatal synaptic plasticity and motor function: a key factor of Chorea Acanthocytosis pathogenesis
  
  P1.9 Marta Torrent (Bellaterra, Spain)
  Sex-differences in NkB and Nk3R expression in a PTSD-like mouse model
  
  P1.10 Jaime Fabregat Nabás (Bellaterra, Barcelona, Spain)
  The role of the progesterone to estradiol ratio in fear extinction in mice and humans
  
  P1.11 Evelyne Celerier (Cornella de Llobregat, Spain)
  A state-of-the-art method for high-throughput, automated locomotor activity testing in neuropharmacology, safety, and toxicology studies
  
  P1.12 Alicia Moraes Tamais (Planegg, Germany)
  Medial amygdala activation reverses behavioral changes induced by repeated social defeat in male mice: implications of oxytocin receptor signaling
  
  P1.13 Alisson Pinto de Almeida (Planegg, Germany)
  Space to action: a hippocampal-hypothalamic circuit for processing spatial cues in social defeat
  
  P1.14 Madhu Nagathihalli Kantharaju (Berlin, Germany)
  Quantifying temporal aspects of behaviour in mice under naturalistic conditions
  
  P1.15 Clara Unger (Berlin, Germany)
  Modulation of the stress response by hormonal contraceptives
  
  P1.16 Fabian Quicken (Aachen, Germany)
  AMBROS - A modular approach to investigating odor-guided behavior in mice
  
  P1.17 Rebecca Figge-Schlensok (Cologne, Germany)
  Leptin receptor-expressing neurons in the lateral hypothalamus counteract anxiety to enable adaptive behavioral responses
  
  P1.18 Nikita Gorbunov (Würzburg, Germany)
  Sex-specific alterations in cortical inhibitory networks following serotonin depletion in Tph2 knockout mice
  
  P1.19 Katharina Hillerer (Dummerstorf, Germany)
  Methodological approach to depict adult hippocampal neurogenesis in farm animals: establishment of immunofluorescent markers of neurogenesis in hippocampal tissue of pigs
  
  P1.20 Hakan Kucukdereli (Boston, USA)
  Repeated stress triggers seeking of a starvation-like state in anxiety-prone female mice
  
  P1.21 Carol Seger (Fort Collins, USA)
  Reward and punishment learning in the caudate tail: Evidence from human FMRI studies
  
  P1.22 Luisa Demarchi (New York, USA)
  (In)active X chromosome dynamics in the adult mouse brain across the estrous cycle
  
  P1.23 Pamela Banta Lavenex (Brig, Switzerland)
  Well-designed manufacturing work improves some cognitive abilities in individuals with cognitive impairments
  
  P1.24 Lucia Cantonas (Brig, Switzerland)
  EEG spectral dynamics in Down and Williams syndrome
  
  P1.25 Cheyenne Mauriello (Brig, Switzerland)
  Investigating relative temporal order memory in Down syndrome, Williams syndrome, and typical development using a novel behavioral task
  
  P1.26 Kevin Schwab (Brig, Switzerland)
  Manual and oculomotor serial reaction times tasks provide evidence of distinct temporal order response learning development in typically developing children
  
  P1.27 Ilya Smolensky (Fribourg, Switzerland)
  Sex-specific effects of BDNF deficiency and ketogenic diet on mouse metabolism, eating behavior, and circadian activity
  
  P1.28 Toko Kikuchi (Geneva, Switzerland)
  Deletion of a cytokine receptor in astrocytes is protective in a mouse model of Alzheimer’s disease
  
  P1.29 Iris Guggenbuhl (Bron, France)
  Effect of changes in the social living environment on sleep architecture in rats
  
  P1.30 Clément Lemercier (Bron, France)
  Arousal and behavioral self-regulation in a sustained attention task for odor detection
  
  P1.31 Alexandra Veyrac (Bron, France)
  Adult newborn neurons to store and recall old memories: the different role of hippocampal and olfactory adult neurogenesis in remembering episodes of life
  
  P1.32 ji-yeon Gu (Daejeon, Republic of Korea)
  GJX, a standardized natural remedy, enhances cognitive behaviors by modulating hippocampal astrocytic GDNF production in a mouse model
  
  P1.33 Tae-Wook Woo (Daejeon, Republic of Korea)
  The vicious cycle between social isolation-induced depressive behavior and alcohol-seeking behavior mediated by microglia-derived neuroinflammation
  
  P1.34 Alessia Costa (Florence, Italy)
  Impact of brain histaminergic system modulation on resilience and vulnerability to psychosocial stress
  
  P1.35 Elisabetta Ciccocioppo (Genoa, Italy)
  Empathogenic substances have distinct effects on different social behavioral domains
  
  P1.36 Pauline Couty (Bordeaux, France)
  Vitamin A deficiency from gestation to adulthood induces sex-specific reward processing impairments through alterations of the mesolimbic dopamine transmission in mice
  
  P1.37 Eva-Gunnel Ducourneau (Bordeaux, France)
  Chemogenetic manipulation of insular cortex or its projections to ventral striatum attenuates obesogenic diet-induced anxiety like behaviours
  
  P1.38 Fabien Ducrocq (Bordeaux, France)
  Does the addiction-susceptibility Taq1a/Ankk1 polymorphism regulate D2R-dependendent dopamine transmission and reward-related behaviors?
  
  P1.39 Lola Hardt (Bordeaux, France)
  Implication of polyunsaturated fatty acid (PUFA) biostatus in dopamine transmission-related reward processing deficits
  
  P1.40 Pauline Lafenetre (Bordeaux, France)
  Physical exercise prevents obesogenic diet-induced hippocampal alterations and spatial and social memory deficits
  
  P1.41 Clément Laffont (Bordeaux, France)
  Sex-dependent modulation of the endocannabinoid system in obesogenic diet induced memory deficits
  
  P1.42 Marie-Pierre Moisan (Bordeaux, France)
  Memory deficit in mice fed a high fat high sucrose diet during adolescence linked to hypothyroidism in hippocampus
  
  P1.43 Anna Petitbon (Bordeaux, France)
  Implication of mesocorticolimbic dopamine transmission in behavioral flexibility: a role for dopamine and NMDA receptor heteromers
  
  P1.44 Arielle Rakotonandrasana (Bordeaux, France)
  How an obesogenic diet intake during adolescence impacts social memory: the role of hippocampal CA2 and oxytocinergic system in males and females
  
  P1.45 Ana Raner (Bordeaux, France)
  Sex-specific effects of time-restricted feeding on metabolic, cognitive and emotional disturbances in mice fed obesogenic diet
  
  P1.46 Mylène Potier (Bordeaux, France)
  Hippocampal endocannabinoid system mediates obesogenic diet-induced memory deficits
  
  P1.47 Margaux Giraudet (Bordeaux, France)
  Thalamo-cortical control of decision value in higher-order motor areas
  
  P1.48 Annachiara Guglietti (Bordeaux, France)
  Enhancing fear conditioning analysis: an open-source tool for automated freezing detection
  
  P1.49 Léa Peltier (Bordeaux, France)
  Integrating supervised and unsupervised algorithms to construct a subsecond-resolution ethogram of the gap-crossing behavior
  
  P1.50 Alba Garcia Baos (Bordeaux, France)
  Dopaminergic modulation of the posterior basolateral amygdala in anxiety-like behavior
  
  P1.51 Marion Rivalan (Saclay, France)
  The behaviour Forum: the place to discuss animal behaviour
- Poster Session 2 • Sunday, 29 June • 16:00-17:30
  P2.1 Daniela Černotová (Prague, Czechia)
  Chemogenetic activation of parvalbumin-positive interneurons rescues long-term social memory deficits in APP/PS1 mice
  
  P2.2 Karolina Hruzova (Prague, Czechia)
  The role of parvalbumin interneurons in the medial prefrontal cortex in sensorimotor gating, pain processing, and spontaneous exploration
  
  P2.3 Bengi Ünal (Merkez, Turkey)
  Behavioral and neuroanatomical effects of caloric restriction and intermittent fasting in mice
  
  P2.4 Cristian Poletto (Verona, Italy)
  Inter-individual variability in evaluative learning: the neurocognitive basis of sign-tracking and goal-tracking
  
  P2.5 Alessia Marchesin (Milan, Italy)
  Ketogenic diet prevents social dysfunctions and improves stress resilience in a preclinical model of prenatal stress exposure
  
  P2.6 Alida Amadeo (Milan, Italy)
  Glial networks in the forebrain of suicide victims with psychiatric conditions
  
  P2.7 Elvira Conforti (Rome, Italy)
  Mapping the fear circuit: optogenetic modulation of infralimbic projections enhances traumatic memory extinction in rats
  
  P2.8 Laura Costantini (Rome, Italy)
  Ventral striatum control of spatial memory consolidation in the hippocampus
  
  P2.9 Teresa Emma Cutrona (Rome, Italy)
  CB1 receptor modulation of spatial memory
  
  P2.10 Jacopo Lisiola (Rome, Italy)
  Pharmacological enhancement of endocannabinoid tone reverses PTSD-associated social dysfunction in adolescent rats
  
  P2.11 Alessia Frenza (Rome, Italy)
  Balancing approach and avoidance: circuit mechanisms for anxiety regulation in the dorsal striatum
  
  P2.12 Tommaso Gosetti di Sturmeck (Rome, Italy)
  Training session intervals shape functional connectivity in spatial learning: a brain-wide analysis
  
  P2.13 Klaudia Misiolek (Krakow, Poland)
  Sensitivity to social, food and cocaine reward in adolescent mice
  
  P2.14 Magdalena Ziemiańska (Krakow, Poland)
  Linking risperidone’s antipsychotic action to schizophrenia genetic risk in 3q29 deletion mouse model
  
  P2.15 Maria Kaczmarczyk-Jarosz (Krakow, Poland)
  Social conditioned place preference in adolescent male Pdyn KO mice
  
  P2.16 Agnieszka Pałucha-Poniewiera (Krakow, Poland)
  Distinct mechanisms of the enhancement of the antidepressant-like effects of two rapid-acting antidepressant drugs, scopolamine and (R)-ketamine, by functional inhibitors of the mGlu₂ receptor
  
  P2.17 Aleksandra Rzeszut (Krakow, Poland)
  The role of dynorphins and the kappa opioid receptor system in social memory
  
  P2.18 Łukasz Szumiec (Krakow, Poland)
  Behavioral phenotype and cardiac physiology of adult enkephalin-deficient mice
  
  P2.19 Michael van der Kooij (Utrecht, The Netherlands)
  Early life stress in mice leads to a lasting pro-inflammatory phenotype
  
  P2.20 Elisabeth Bouwman (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
  Early life stress and living in a complex environment: effects on social hierarchy, stress coping, and brain plasticity in mice
  
  P2.21 Simone Astori (Lausanne, Switzerland)
  Corticotropin-releasing hormone modulates NREM sleep consolidation through the thalamic reticular nucleus
  
  P2.22 Eloïse Colnot (Lausanne, Switzerland)
  Development and validation of the Lausanne Cognitive Test Battery for Williams: a pilot study across the lifespan
  
  P2.23 Amalia Peithi (Lausanne, Switzerland)
  Neuroanatomical investigation of hippocampal structure in a mouse model of Williams syndrome
  
  P2.24 Clara Rossetti (Prilly, Switzerland)
  Gut microbiota alterations and hypothalamic neuroinflammation as key drivers of binge eating prior to obesity onset
  
  P2.25 Eleni Petridou (London, United Kingdom)
  Actions have consequences: how does the brain use sensory feedback to adapt behaviour across time and complexity scales?
  
  P2.26 Eleonore Duvelle (Glasgow, United Kingdom)
  Flexible navigation: what is hippocampal replay really for?
  
  P2.27 Kate Peters (Brighton, United Kingdom)
  Environmental enrichment reduces food seeking by altering prelimbic cortex ensembles and activity
  
  P2.28 José Pérez Berlanga (Málaga, Spain)
  Chemogenetic modulation of the infralimbic cortex regulates reinstatement of cocaine-related behaviour in mice
  
  P2.29 Gonzalo Aparicio Rodríguez (Madrid, Spain)
  Dynamic stimuli with future interactions are better memorized
  
  P2.30 Paloma Manubens (Madrid, Spain)
  Saliency of future interactions in human prediction
  
  P2.31 Blanca Sánchez-Moreno (Madrid, Spain)
  Medial prefrontal cortex disinhibition and altered plasticity in a double hit rat model of schizophrenia
  
  P2.32 David Vega-Avelaira (Madrid, Spain)
  Long term effects of stress on the plasticity and structure of interneurons in the mPFC
  
  P2.33 Edgar Soria-Gomez (Leioa, Spain)
  Habenular astrocytes control emotional behavior
  
  P2.34 Marta Barrera Conde (Bordeaux, France)
  Engrams of incidental associations across sensory modalities
  
  P2.35 Unai Blanco Fundazuri (Bordeaux, France)
  The role of the endocannabinoid system in incidental associations: focus on interactions with dopaminergic signaling
  
  P2.36 Rim Fayad (Bordeaux, France)
  Ventral tegmental area dopaminergic neurons mediate exercise motivation but not performance
  
  P2.37 Mohamed-Lyès Kaci (Bordeaux, France)
  Adult-born dentate granule neurons promote resilience to PTSD-like memory in mice
  
  P2.38 Cristina Miralpeix (Bordeaux, France)
  Emotional control of eating behavior by hypothalamic POMC neurons and CB1 receptors.
  
  P2.39 Rui Rodrigues (Bordeaux, France)
  Striatopallidal cannabinoid type-1 (CB1) receptors determine instinctive defensive behaviors
  
  P2.40 Ourania Semelidou (Bordeaux, France)
  Altered tactile perception in autism: from neural mechanisms to refining our understanding of symptom interplay
  
  P2.41 Flávia Simões (Bordeaux, France)
  Looking for the engram of PTSD-like memory
  
  P2.42 Sophie Tronel (Bordeaux, France)
  Targeting NMDA receptors in the anterior cingulate cortex to alleviate traumatic memory
  
  P2.43 Julia Welte (Bordeaux, France)
  Disrupting recognition memory: the complex interplay between corticosterone and endocannabinoid signaling
  
  P2.44 Gabriela Gonçalves Valente (Bordeaux, France)
  Increased vulnerability to cocaine addiction in male rats exhibiting maladaptive sucrose self-administration behavior
  
  P2.45 Aroa Mañas-Ojeda (Bordeaux, France)
  Prenatal stress rewires adult-born dentate granule neurons connectivity
  
  P2.46 Carolina Nabais (Bordeaux, France)
  Does hippocampal neurogenesis mediate the buffering effects of social experience after social deprivation?
  
  P2.47 Lea Pages (Bordeaux, France)
  Contribution of insular cortex to anxiety induced by a chronic high fat diet
  
  P2.48 Camille Penet (Bordeaux, France)
  Contribution of the anterior insular cortex in anxiety-related behavior assessed with chemogenetic approaches in mice
  
  P2.49 Daria Ricci (Bordeaux, France)
  Contribution of the anterior insular cortex in anxiolysis induced by a single dose of psychedelics
  
  P2.50 Joeri Bordes (Bordeaux, France)
  Early life stress-induced social behavioral alterations are mediated by insular cortex activity
  
  P2.51 Marion Rivalan (Saclay, France)
  The behaviour Forum: the place to discuss animal behaviour
- Poster Session 3 • Monday, 30 June • 10:00-11:30
  P3.1 Ganna Shayakhmetova (Kyiv, Ukraine)
  Effect of fluoxetine administration in puberty on behavioral patterns in rats with post-traumatic stress disorder
  
  P3.2 Maria Isabel Carreno Munoz (Montreal, Canada)
  Estradiol control of neural firing and auditory perception in mice and humans
  
  P3.3 Gabrielle Siemonsmeier (Montreal, Canada)
  Cell type and sex dependent encoding of emotional valence in the nucleus accumbens shell
  
  P3.4 Claire-Dominique Walker (Montreal, Canada)
  Layer-specific effects of early life stress on input projections and glutamate release probability in the prelimbic medial prefrontal cortex of pre-adolescent male rats
  
  P3.5 Ossama Ghenissa (Montreal, Canada)
  Basolateral amygdala astrocytes encode anxiety states
  
  P3.6 Mathias Guayasamin (Montreal, Canada)
  Astrocyte calcium activity tunes fear memory specificity
  
  P3.7 Heike Schuler (Montreal, Canada)
  Valence encoding in molecularly and spatially defined cell types of the nucleus accumbens
  
  P3.8 Evleen Shehadeh (Nazareth, Israel)
  Sex-dimorphic oxytocin regulation of CA1-dependent spatial memory and synaptic plasticity in juvenile rats
  
  P3.9 Hadas Catane Hovav (Jerusalem, Israel)
  Characterization of Neurensin-2 knockout mice: insights into stress-resilience mechanisms
  
  P3.10 Tatiana Kisliouk (Rishon LeZion, Israel)
  Paternal heat conditioning in chicks enhances offspring heat tolerance across generations: implications for stress resilience and vulnerability
  
  P3.11 Marion Gaborit (Padua, Italy)
  Linking dopamine-activated astrocytes to spatial memory in Alzheimer’s disease
  
  P3.12 Giulio Morri (Padua, Italy)
  Characterizing local and whole-brain network dynamics after stroke in rodents
  
  P3.13 Livia Vignozzi (Padua, Italy)
  Investigating the involvement of the hippocampus during visual perceptual learning in rodents
  
  P3.14 Zsolt Bali (Pécs, Hungary)
  Behavioural characterisation of rats after chemogenetical silencing of the cingulate cortex, the nucleus basalis, or the ventral tegmental area
  
  P3.15 Nóra Bruszt (Pécs, Hungary)
  Long-term effects of 5G electromagnetic field exposure on well-being and memory performance of adolescent rats
  
  P3.16 Balázs Knakker (Pécs, Hungary)
  Tracking the fluctuation of alertness and arousal in the central and autonomic nervous system of human subjects using EEG and heart-rate variability metrics
  
  P3.17 Beata Marosné Berta (Pécs, Hungary)
  Effects of the dopamine D1-like antagonist SCH 23390 microinjected into the prefrontal cortex on hedonic evaluation of tastant
  
  P3.18 Rafaella Mínea Riszt (Pécs, Hungary)
  Single- versus multi-task approach of measuring non-human primate cognitive functions
  
  P3.19 Oliver Bosch (Regensburg, Germany)
  Sex- and breeding-line dependent effects of the TSPO (18 kDa) ligand etifoxine on anxiety, stress reactivity, oxytocin receptors, and spine density in adult rats
  
  P3.20 Fernando Castillo Díaz (Regensburg, Germany)
  Dopaminergic modulation of social fear extinction: functional insights from the VTA-NAc circuit
  
  P3.21 Melanie Kabas (Regensburg, Germany)
  Consequences of adolescent social trauma: investigating the role of the VMH
  
  P3.22 Annika Köck (Regensburg, Germany)
  Investigating the brain CRF and OXT systems in the nucleus accumbens: implications for poor mothering in lactating rats
  
  P3.23 Rohit Menon (Regensburg, Germany)
  Oxytocin receptor-coupled Gi signaling within the lateral septum regulates social valence processing
  
  P3.24 Laura Stangl (Regensburg, Germany)
  Oxytocin receptor-expressing neurons in the medial septum: a characterization study in mice
  
  P3.25 Asena Bingul (Sydney, Australia)
  Lesions of the lateral hypothalamus-nigral projection result in motor deficits in rats: implications for Parkinson’s disease
  
  P3.26 Madison Brooke (Sydney, Australia)
  Birth controlling your fears: the long-term effects of adolescent exposure to hormonal contraceptives on fear extinction in rodents
  
  P3.27 Madeleine Giles (Sydney, Australia)
  Opioid receptors do not regulate the formation of a false context fear memory in rats
  
  P3.28 Belinda Lay (Sydney, Australia)
  Cholinergic modulation of the prefrontal cortex in the formation and extinction of fear memories
  
  P3.29 Luisa Saavedra Cardona (Sydney, Australia)
  The consolidation of second-order fear engages PL-BLA communication and requires de novo protein synthesis in the PL
  
  P3.30 Emily Wall (Sydney, Australia)
  Impaired fear extinction recall in adolescence: the role of dopamine
  
  P3.31 Francesca Wong (Sydney, Australia)
  The basolateral amygdala complex and perirhinal cortex represent focal and peripheral states of attention/memory in rats
  
  P3.32 Kelly Clemens (Sidney, Australia)
  Sodium butyrate reverses the impact of prenatal opioid exposure – it’s all in the timing
  
  P3.33 Bixuan Lin (Kensington, Australia)
  Striatal mechanisms of punishment learning
  
  P3.34 Cassandra Ma (Kensington, Australia)
  Cortico-striatal mechanisms differentiates approach and avoidance responses in a conditioned punishment task
  
  P3.35 Abigail Marcus (Kensington, Australia)
  Prenatal exposure to methamphetamine causes long-lasting impairments in cognitive control during adulthood
  
  P3.36 Alina Thomas (Kensington, Australia)
  Familiarity and time influence how the brain integrates sensory and emotional information
  
  P3.37 Laia Alegre Zurano (Paris, France)
  Control of dopamine levels by astrocytes influences addictive behavior
  
  P3.38 Chloé Bouarab (Paris, France)
  Unravelling the role of alpha7 nicotinic acetylcholine receptors in inhibitory control in physiological and pathological contexts, using transgenic rats and touchscreen technology
  
  P3.39 Giorgia Bresciani (Paris, France)
  Genetic inactivation of the CRF₂ receptor attenuates morphine-induced loss of motivation to eat in female mice.
  
  P3.40 Maïna Garnero (Paris, France)
  A neuroglial circuit for maternal behavior
  
  P3.41 Morgane Jobard (Paris, France)
  Interindividual molecular and behavioral differences in a chronic mild stress model at adolescence
  
  P3.42 Manon Moreau (Paris, France)
  Evaluating social behaviors and cognition in mouse models of autism with the MiceCraft automated system
  
  P3.43 Oriane Onimus (Paris, France)
  The gut-brain vagal axis governs mesolimbic dopamine dynamics and reward events
  
  P3.44 Auriane Gerbelot-Barrillon (Saclay, France)
  Effects of mTOR over activation in the infant amygdala on its functionality at adolescence in rats
  
  P3.45 Laure Lemercier (Saclay, France)
  Bio-behavioural alterations following early life stress modeling parental neglect in mice
  
  P3.46 Nastasia Mirofle (Saclay, France)
  Predictive links between early social behaviours and decision-making strategies in male and female mice: impact on brain maturation
  
  P3.47 Laetitia Chambrun (Gif-sur-Yvette, France)
  Cellular adaptability of the hippocampus to freediving in rats
  
  P3.48 Thomas Aupy (Poitiers, France)
  Acute and chronic cocaine and nicotine change expression of genes involved in cholesterol metabolism in the rat dorsal striatum
  
  P3.49 Juliette Rossel (Poitiers, France)
  Punishment resistance in food-seeking behavior is independent of cognitive flexibility deficits in male and female rats
  
  P3.50 Nathalie Thiriet (Poitiers, France)
  Cholesterol 24-hydroxylase overexpression in the dorsal striatum reduces relapse to cocaine-seeking
  
  P3.51 Marion Rivalan (Saclay, France)
  The behaviour Forum: the place to discuss animal behaviour
  
  P3.52 Katrin Becker (Mainz, Germany)
  Chronic social stress alters choroid plexus homeostasis and neuroimmune interactions
  
  P3.53 India Sawyer (Mainz, Germany)
  Optimising the VAB system for longitudinal monitoring of mice during CSD
- Poster Session 4 • Tuesday, 1 July • 10:00-11:30
  P4.1 Zheyi Ni (Hangzhou, China)
  Genetic basis for social dominance inheritance
  
  P4.2 Junying Wang (Hangzhou, China)
  Neuron-astrocyte coupling in lateral habenula mediates depressive-like behaviors
  
  P4.3 Shengnan Liu (Hong Kong, China)
  Cryptotanshinone and its metabolite tanshinone IIA ameliorate nitrous oxide-induced addictive behavior by modulating TrkB and dopamine D1 receptor-mediated pathways in the nucleus accumbens
  
  P4.4 Yilu Sun (Hong Kong, Hong Kong)
  RagA overexpression in the brain promotes depressive-like behaviors and memory impairments in mice via regulating ADORA2A signaling pathway
  
  P4.5 Liyin Xiao (Hong Kong, Hong Kong)
  Micro-circuitry and beneficial effects of auditory perceptual learning
  
  P4.6 Minqing Gu (Hong kong, China)
  A comprehensive model of depression: a combination of corticosterone and LPS
  
  P4.7 Irene Coppola (Rome, Italy)
  Impact of macroH2A1.1 deletion and prenatal valproate exposure on neurobehavioral development and synaptic plasticity in mice of both sexes
  
  P4.8 Letizia Giona (Rome, Italy)
  Deletion of the p66Shc gene increases healthspan in aged mice prenatally exposed to maternal high-fat diet
  
  P4.9 Giorgia Macchioni (Rome, Italy)
  Early S-adenosylmethionine supplementation enhances executive functions in mice prenatally exposed to valproic acid
  
  P4.10 Naomi Ciano Albanese (Rome, Italy)
  Microglia depletion during adolescence in a mouse model of prenatal and postnatal immune activation
  
  P4.11 Alessandra Berry (Rome, Italy)
  Towards the identification of a reliable biosignature of Bipolar Disorder: role of metabolism and inflammatory mediators
  
  P4.12 Chiara Musillo (Rome, Italy)
  Omega-6/Omega-3 maternal dietary imbalance has negative effects on maternal behaviour and impairs neuroendocrine and microglial reactivity in mouse offspring
  
  P4.13 Silvia Poggini (Rome, Italy)
  High-fat diet administration affects neuronal plasticity and cognitive function in adult female mice
  
  P4.14 Arianna Racca (Rome, Italy)
  Behavioural effects of prenatal and postnatal immune challenge in infant mice: exposure to Lactiplantibacillus plantarum strains
  
  P4.15 Lisa Scansalegna (Rome, Italy)
  Racing against time for the early diagnosis of Rett syndrome: evaluation of post-natal sensory-motor development in mouse models
  
  P4.16 Francesca Zoratto (Rome, Italy)
  Optimizing accelerated rTMS: behavioral effects of varying the dose temporal distribution in a rat model of treatment-resistant depression
  
  P4.17 Nafiseh Atapour (Clayton, Australia)
  Degenerative and regenerative mechanisms after brain injury
  
  P4.18 Farshad Alizadeh Mansouri (Clayton, Australia)
  Investigating 'where' and 'how' direct current stimulation modulates information encoding by prefrontal neurons, to lead to the changes in cognitive functions.
  
  P4.19 Julia Fechner (Tübingen, Germany)
  Schema memory in infancy is sleep dependent
  
  P4.20 Rafaela Schuttenberg Polanczyk (Tübingen, Germany)
  Successful spatial memory retrieval is associated with reduced c-Fos expression, enhanced functional connectivity, and selective inhibitory modulation in the proximal hippocampal subfield CA1
  
  P4.21 Enea Tosadori (Tübingen, Germany)
  Hunger promotes the formation of spatial memory independently of the hippocampus
  
  P4.22 Elif Gizem Kain (Magdeburg, Germany)
  Activation of neuronal ensembles enhances pattern separation
  
  P4.25 Bogna Badyra (Warsaw, Poland)
  Looking for distinct populations of cells coding social stimuli in central amygdala
  
  P4.26 Piotr Biegański (Warsaw, Poland)
  On the assessment of spatial distribution of sleep spindles
  
  P4.27 Anna Duszyk-Bogorodzka (Warsaw, Poland)
  Sleep spindles in paediatric patients with disorders of consciousness
  
  P4.28 Katarzyna Dziendzikowska (Warsaw, Poland)
  Effects of plastic and silver nanoparticles on hippocampal gene expression
  
  P4.29 Ermis Ryakiotakis (Warsaw, Poland)
  Rodent dominancy phenotyping: Integrating established social ranking in chasing behavior analysis to enchance Eco-HAB social hierarchy assesment in large groups of mice
  
  P4.30 Hanna Trebesova (Warsaw, Poland)
  The maintenance of the social behavior: the critical role of central amygdala projections to ventral tegmental area
  
  P4.31 Adam Brosnan (Warsaw, Poland)
  Behavioral hierarchies in mice: patterns, causes, and consequences
  
  P4.32 Kamila Jankowiak-Siuda (Warsaw, Poland)
  Functional connectivity of pain empathy in highly sensitive persons: an fcMRI study
  
  P4.33 Coline Marcelly (Bordeaux, France)
  Flexible control of action in time: role of prefrontal areas in rats
  
  P4.34 Emma Marillat (Bordeaux, France)
  A thalamocortical circuit for deciding in uncertain environments
  
  P4.35 Louise Morchais (Bordeaux, France)
  Unveiling the behavioral traits that could predict eating profiles
  
  P4.36 Alessandro Piccin (Bordeaux, France)
  Orbitofrontal Noradrenaline: A Critical Trigger for Reversal Learning
  
  P4.37 Hadrien Plat (Bordeaux, France)
  The role of Orbitofrontal Noradrenaline in the control of action-outcome updating
  
  P4.38 Florence Pontais (Bordeaux, France)
  Role of the orbitofrontal cortex in risk-based decision-making
  
  P4.39 Mélie Talaron (Bordeaux, France)
  The dorsal hippocampus is necessary to integrate and retrieve memories in sensory preconditioning
  
  P4.40 Juan Manuel Dafauce Garcia (Bordeaux, France)
  Thalamocortical functional connectivity and heterogeneity within the secondary motor cortex
  
  P4.41 Chloé Aman (Bordeaux, France)
  Inter-individual differences in behavioral performances in mice: predictive values for maladaptive responses to stress
  
  P4.42 Senka Hadzibegovic (Bordeaux, France)
  Contribution of intrinsic excitability of cortical engram neurons to the formation of enduring fear memories
  
  P4.43 Laëtitia Lageyre (Bordeaux, France)
  Distinct contribution of dorsomedian and ventromedian prefrontal cortices to attentional behavior
  
  P4.44 Kevin Letort (Bordeaux, France)
  Sex differences in cue-driven nicotine motivated behaviors: Insights from a novel escalation model
  
  P4.45 Elise Maljean (Bordeaux, France)
  Role of progesterone on cue-induced cocaine seeking in rats
  
  P4.46 Nuria Masachs Janoher (Bordeaux, France)
  Running restores motivation in adult rats that overconsumed a sucrose solution during adolescence
  
  P4.47 Louis Morel (Bordeaux, France)
  Relative value-guided decision-making in rodents
  
  P4.48 Cécile Pagèze (Bordeaux, France)
  Alteration of emotion recognition in two strains of mice expressing mutations of the alpha 5 nicotinic receptor involved in alcohol abuse: implication of the BLA-vHPC pathway
  
  P4.49 Susanna Pietropaolo (Bordeaux, France)
  Preclinical evidence for the role of BKCa channels as a novel therapeutic target fro Williams-Beuren syndrome
  
  P4.50 Sarah Karimjee (Bordeaux, France)
  Behavioural effects of maternal immune activation in a mouse model of neurodevelopmental disorders
  
  P4.51 Marion Rivalan (Saclay, France)
  The behaviour Forum: the place to discuss animal behaviour

Programme

Programme

Please see also the programme overview.

Poster Session 1 • Sunday, 29 June • 10:00-11:30

Poster Session 2 • Sunday, 29 June • 16:00-17:30

Poster Session 3 • Monday, 30 June • 10:00-11:30

Poster Session 4 • Tuesday, 1 July • 10:00-11:30