Congratulations to Henry Sucov, Frank Gilliland, and Scott Kanoski for winning the DORI’s first pilot proposal submission! Henry is from the Cell & Neurobiology Department and his proposal is entitled “Molecular Biology and Physiology of Epicardial Adipose Tissue.” Frank is from the Department of Preventive Medicine and his proposal is entitled “Environmental Obesogens, Breastfeeding and Early-Life Growth Trajectories.” Scott is from the Human and Evolutionary Biology Department and his proposal is entitled “Deconstructing central ghrelin signaling pathways contributing to cognitive control of excessive feeding.”
Dana Small, PhD Lecture on The Interoceptive Orgins of Reward
Dana Small, PhD Canada Excellence Research Chair in Brain and Metabolism Professor, Department of Neurology & Neurosurgery and Department of Medicine, McGill University “Where do reward signals for food come