Wanting, Liking, and the Architecture of Reward
How liking, wanting, and learning shape reward, and what their separation means for reward fidelity and recovery.
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Emerging psychedelic science, what it may mean, and how it connects with my research and the wider field.

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How liking, wanting, and learning shape reward, and what their separation means for reward fidelity and recovery.
Read the notePreliminary findings from the UCI and Ambio study, and how opioid cue responses could help test reward system recovery.
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Read the noteA Stanford led EEG analysis reports lasting changes in high beta network organization associated with improvement in PTSD symptoms.
Read the noteA mouse study examines how neural activity during psilocybin exposure shapes which cortical connections change.
Read the noteResting EEG findings suggest that brain network organization remains altered after the acute psychedelic experience.
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