Enrique Lanuza is Full Professor of the Dept of Cell Biology at the Universitat de València (Spain). Works in the area of Neurosciences, combining neuroanatomical, neurophysiological and behavioural techniques. Graduated in Biological Sciences from the University of València (1993), and PhD obtained in the same University in 1997, on comparative and evolutionary neurobiology, under the supervision of Fernando Martínez-García (Univ. of València) and Mimi Halpern (State University of New York). Postdoctoral training at the laboratory of Joseph E. LeDoux (Center for Neural Science, New York University), with a Fulbright Fellowship (1999). Appointed Associate Professor of the Univ. of València in 2002, and Full Professor in the same University since 2020. His research focuses on neural circuits underlying social and sexual behaviors, such as sexual attraction, aggression and maternal behavior, in which the amygdala plays a critical role.