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SUMMARY: Department of Neuroscience Seminar: Gloria Choi\, PhD (MIT)
DESCRIPTION: Talk Title: TBD Gloria Choi\, PhD Professor\, Brain & Cognitiv
 e Sciences Investigator in The Picower Institute for Learning and Memory Ma
 ssachusetts Institute of Technology My laboratory studies how sensory stimu
 li drive behavioral responses and internal states depending on past experie
 nce. We focus at the level of neural circuits\, using olfaction as a model 
 to address […]
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <h3><strong>Talk Title: TBD</strong></h3><p><
 a href="https://bcs.mit.edu/directory/gloria-choi">Gloria Choi\, PhD</a></p
 ><p>Professor\, Brain & Cognitive Sciences<br />Investigator in The Picower
  Institute for Learning and Memory<br />Massachusetts Institute of Technolo
 gy<img class="size-medium wp-image-26173 alignright" src="https://neuroscie
 nce.wustl.edu/app/uploads/2026/08/Screenshot-2026-08-04-105150-300x300.png"
  alt="" width="300" height="300" /></p><p>My laboratory studies how sensory
  stimuli drive behavioral responses and internal states depending on past e
 xperience. We focus at the level of neural circuits\, using olfaction as a 
 model to address three central problems. First\, we are working to anatomic
 ally and functionally delineate the circuitry that connects sensory represe
 ntations to specific behavioral outcomes. Second\, we are asking how learni
 ng transforms these circuits\, and how neuromodulators shape and modify the
 m. Third\, we are asking how the brain maintains behavioral plasticity\, to
  allow for context dependent behavioral adaptations in response the same se
 nsory stimulus. In understanding how learning links neutral olfactory stimu
 li with specificity and flexibility to appropriate behaviors\, we hope to e
 lucidate mechanisms fundamental to learning across all sensory modalities.<
 /p>
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ORGANIZER;CN="Kristin Abraham":MAILTO:kristin.abraham@wustl.edu
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 roscience-seminar-gloria-choi-phd-mit/
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