Publikationen von I de Araujo

de Araujo, I.: Subcortical control of peripheral immunity. 88th Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Symposium on Quantitative Biology: Brain Body Physiology, Cold Spring Harbor, NY, USA (2024)

de Araujo, I.: Peripheral control of primal emotions. LMU Munich Center for Neuroscience (MCN): Munich Neuroscience Lectures , München, Germany (2024)

de Araujo, I.: Body Signals and the Regulation of Emotional Behaviors. Max Planck Institute for Multidisciplinary Sciences, Göttingen, Germany (2024)

de Araujo, I.: Parallel Body-Brain Circuits and their Functions. Max Planck Institute for Brain Research, Frankfurt a.M., Germany (2024)

de Araujo, I.: Body-Brain Circuits and their Functions. Systems Neuroscience Symposium: SNS 2023 , Tübingen, Germany (2023)

de Araujo, I.: Parallel Body-Brain Pathways and their Functions. Mapping Autonomic Neural Interaction and Control (MANIAC) Symposium 2023, Köln, Germany (2023)

de Araujo, I.: Sensation, Reward, and Gut-Brain Pathways. McGill University: Precision Convergence Webinar Series , Montreal, Canada (2023)

de Araujo, I.: Parallel Gut-Brain pathways. Cell Symposia: Neurometabolism in Health and Disease, Singapore (2023)

de Araujo, I.: Spinal Sensory Ganglia and Gut Sensation. NIH Investigator Meeting on Functional Neurocircuits of Interoception (2022)

de Araujo, I.: Gut INputs to Pre-Cerebellar Circuits. 29th Annual Meeting of the Society for the Study of Ingestive Behavior (SSIB 2022), Porto, Portugal (2022)

Zhang, T.; Perkins, M.; Chang, H.; Han, W.; de Araujo, I.: An inter-organ neural circuit for appetite suppression. Neurometabolism in health and disease in partnership with A*STAR's Institute of Molecular and Cell Biology (IMCB), Singapore (2022)

de Araujo, I.: Inter-organ neural circuits for reward and appetite. EMBO EMBL Symposium: Inter-organ communication in physiology and disease (2022)

de Araujo, I.: Reward, Aversion and the Gut-Brain Axis. Salk Institute for Biological Studies: Scripps Research Neuroscience Seminar (2020)

de Araujo, I.: Reward neurons of the gut. Gastronauts Symposium: A Global Symposium on Gut-Brain Matters, Singapore (2018)