4 JUN. 2023 · The fourth episode has come! Zurna Ahmed will talk about her experience in the neuroscientific research with macaques. (There's also a little chat about another super interesting animal!) Zurna worked during her PhD in Gail's lab and she is going to be involved as a postdoc researcher at Zimmermann lab.

20 AGO. 2022 · THIRD EPISODE! We will talk about rats and their role in the neuroscientific research. Talking with Juan Ignacio Sanguinetti-Scheck (Nacho) made me fall in love completely with these amazing animals. Nacho worked during his PhD in Brecht's lab and studied navigation and play behavior in rats. He is now a postdoc in Harvard University at Hoekstra and Uchida labs. Reading tip: look for his articles on playing hide-and-seek with rats!

28 JUL. 2022 · Here we are with the second episode! We will talk about zebrafish (Danio rerio) thanks to Gigi (Luigi Petrucco) and his overwhelming knowledge about zebrafish larvae. During his PhD, Luigi Petrucco has worked with zebrafishes with Ruben Portugues and now he is a PostDoc at Iurilli lab. He has an amazing paper on bioarXiv about the internal compass of zebrafishes larvae and during this episode he will help us explore this amazing world!

16 JUN. 2022 · ***First 2 minutes have some recording issues, it gets better*** The first episode is on Drosophila spp. and their tiny little brain and the huge neuroscientific community working on it. Hanna will help us to understand how it is to work with them and will talk about her own experience! Johanna Schweizer is a PhD student at the FMI in Basel and she is studying memory and habit formation in flies. She started to work with drosophilas during University and "never looked back".

16 JUN. 2022 · Hello everyone! This is “How animals’ brain works” a podcast about behavior, neurons and everything that’s in-between. How animals' brain works is a series of interviews to young researchers working with different animal models in neuroscience. We will talk about flies, fishes, rodents and monkeys and moreover, about what does it mean to work with them. Stay tuned and follow @animalshow on Twitter! Funded by Animal Research Tomorrow