Sebastian Hückesfeld

The paper uses electron microscopy to map sensory and interneuronal pathways to neuroendocrine cells in Drosophila, identifying a CO2-responsive network involving Corazonin and Diuretic hormone 44 neurons.

The paper maps sensory input pathways and their connections to motor outputs in Drosophila larvae, revealing monosynaptic and polysynaptic routes that converge on common motor targets.

The paper identifies acetylcholine and hugin neuropeptide as necessary for feeding regulation in Drosophila, showing parallels with neuromedinU in mammals.