NOBehavioral and translational neuroscience
Using a combination of traditional behavioral testing, modern manipulation methods, and advanced imaging, our research mainly focuses on the neurobiological basis of behavior, both in physiological and pathological circumstances.
Our research group consists of researchers with a variety of backgrounds. Since summer 2019, the group consists of two teams: Snoerenlab and McCutcheonlab.
News
EU funding for Jaume Ferrer Lalanza
We are beyond proud to announce that our postdoc Jaume Ferrer won a very prestigious, EU funded, Marie Curie individual fellowship. With this grant, Jaume will study the effects of junk food on the reward system. In other words, the mechanisms by which unhealthy food modifies our brain in relation to our motivations and rewards
James McCutcheon wins big research grant to start ambitious project
We hadn't even properly introduced the new associate professor of our research group, when Dr. James McCutcheon was awarded a Starting Grant from Tromsø Forskningstiftelse. He will now be able to build his own research team, which will work to find out how animals regulate their intake of protein.
Nordic Neuroscience meeting
Helsinki formed the stage on which this year's Nordic Neuroscience meeting took place. After Trondheim in 2015 and Stockholm in 2017, this was the third time the biennial conference was organized. We were there to present our latest research.
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The group:
| Eelke Snoeren | Group Leader |
| James McCutcheon | Associate Professor |
| Roy Heijkoop | Lab manager |
| Patty Huijgens | PhD student |
| Indrek Heinla | Postdoc |
| Jaume Ferrer Lalanza | Postdoc |
| Jesper Solheim Johansen | Profesjonsstudent |
| Ole Christian Sylte | Profesjonsstudent |
| Jasmin Wilhelmsen | Bachelor student |
| Former members | |
| Aslaug Angelsen | Bachelor student |
| Thor-Arne Sørlie | Bachelor student |
| Jan Hegstad | M. Psych. |
| Bjørn Skagen | M. Psych. |
| Danielle Houwing | Guest PhD student |