Ana Clara Bobadilla is a behavioral neuroscientist who discovered how a molecule may be able to help public health workers help people experiencing cocaine addiction. Rachael Kaspar is an evolutionary biologist who studies how bees work together to cool their hives. Together, we'll talk about bees and rats, and what we can learn about ourselves from both.
UnDisciplined: The Bee Biologist And The Behavioral Neuroscientist
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Ana Clara Bobadilla's research demonstrated ways a molecule, BDNF, can discourage cocaine relapse in rats.
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Rachael Kaspar's research helps explain the way bees behave, but reveals some surprising ideas about human behavior, too.
University of Florida
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Ana Clara Bobadilla is a postdoctoral scholar at the Medical University of South Carolina.
Medical University of South Carolina
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Rachael Kaspar is a professional research assistant in the Department of Anesthesiology at the Colorado University at Anschutz Medical Campus
Colorado University
