Invited speakers' abstracts

Peripheral Sensory Control of Brain Reward Systems

It takes two to reward

A computational model to study the dynamics of representations of rewards in the orbital and medial frontal cortex

CRHPVN neurons decode stress controllability and modify defensive behaviour

The subthalamic nucleus: an unexpected critical node in the reward circuit

Neural mechanisms underlying social motivation

Too much sugar at adolescence: brain reward deficits at adulthood

Neurobiological bases of the rewarding value of exercise

Sex differences in the reward-related effects of opioids in rats

Dopamine neuron activity and the desiderata of learning

Individual Traits and Nicotine Addiction

Reward dysfunction in Parkinson’s disease: trying to disentangle the contributions of neurodegeneration, drugs and individual vulnerability using animal models

The reward circuitry in adolescence is still under construction

Cortico-striatal Glutamatergic Underpinnings of Inflammation-Induced Reward Dysfunction in Depression.

Exploiting individual differences to inform computational models of dopamine in reinforcement learning.

Probing Alcohol Induced Mechanisms of Altered Threat Response

Ventral Striatal D2 Receptors and Motivation

Dopamine Circuits in Reward and Aversion

Model-based predictions for dopamine

Imaging and Treatment Development for Substance Use Disorders

VTA neuronal diversity and motivated behavior

Dopaminergic treatment and excessive behaviours: impulse control disorders in Parkinson disease

Functional and molecular heterogeneity of D2R-expressing neurons along dorsal ventral axis in the striatum

Modulation and functions of dopamine and glutamate receptor heteromers in cocaine-evoked adaptations

Corticolimbic circuitry in reward learning and pursuit