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Notably, this reward pathway also plays a significant role in the neurobiology of addiction.

One of them — Dr. Jason D. Shepherd, an associate professor of neurobiology at the University of Utah School of Medicine — was skeptical that it is feasible to recreate an individual’s unique connectome.

A breakthrough that can help usher amphibian neurobiology into a new era.

Professor Gillan explains "We are all different; depending on your neurobiology, it might make more sense to focus on avoiding cues than reducing stress or allowing yourself more time for your daily routine."

Surprisingly, time cells play a more complicated role than merely tracking time, said Erin Bigus, graduate research assistant in neurobiology and co-first author on the study.