Lucia Jacobs, PhD
Professor Emerita, Department of Psychology and Helen Wills Neuroscience Institute, University of California, Berkeley
This event is open to the public. Please click below to register.
A multi-stakeholder series of events to improve disease risk detection and well-being through smell and taste screening.
The series includes a hybrid NIH-funded conference surrounded by two patient-centered events, bringing together scientists, patients, clinicians, insurers, public health officials, and industry professionals.
Olfactory Bulb Representational Dynamics Enable Odor Identification in Unpredictable Environments
Chemical Senses and Molecular Modelling – Where Are We Standing and Where Are We Heading?
From Brain to Behavior: Elucidating Olfactory Circuits and Plasticity in Drosophila
The Smell of a Place: Odor Landmarks in a Cognitive Spatial Map
The Traumatic Lived Experience: Violence, Disparities, and Equity.
A Quick Clinical Test of Olfactory Function that is Not Culturally Biased.
A Q&A with the founders of the Smell and Taste Association of North America, STANA.
Looking Beyond the Sensory Booth Setting: Confessions of a Non-Traditional Sensory Scientist.
Disentanging gut-brain circuits that control feeding behavior.
Odor coding and discrimination over time by mice: new insights.
The Covid-19 Nose: Upper Airway Symptoms and Cell Biology Relevant to SARS-CoV-2.
Small intestinal tuft cells: sentinels and effectors of type 2 immunity.