Brian Sadacca is currently a second year student in the neuroscience graduate program @ brandeis university

there, he's trying his best to figure out how the brain encodes the sensation of salt-water hitting the tongue, and how that information is used in different behavioral tasks to make decisions about consuming and searching for or ignoring and rejecting similar tastes.

(and may include me seeing how that processing changes as a result of how much salt and/or water is in an animal's body)

He can be found a couple of ways:

via email (sadacca at brandeis)

via real mail (brandeis university, MS013)

or in person (office: volen 206), (lab: bassine 303)

....or maybe he's busy hanging out with a cool person that works here

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neuroscience things:

if you want brian's current CV, go here

if you want to see the lab brian hangs around in at brandeis, go here

if you want to see where brian worked at pitt, go here

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music things:

brian has been trying to learn how to play a baby blue one of these

but at the moment is only okay at playing this (he plays a beat up one that's almost as old as he is)

and when he was at pitt he played that with these folks and these folks

he also brags about having hung out with this guy and this guy and brags about having played on the same stage as both those guys....

...and this guy and this guy and this guy, but he shouldn't let that stuff get to his head.