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Nature Communications, 2013
Much remains unknown about how the nervous system of an animal generates behaviour, and even less... more Much remains unknown about how the nervous system of an animal generates behaviour, and even less is known about the evolution of behaviour. How does evolution alter existing behaviours or invent novel ones? Progress in computational techniques and equipment will allow these broad, complex questions to be explored in great detail. Here we present a method for tracking each leg of a fruit fly behaving spontaneously upon a trackball, in real time. Legs were tracked with infrared-fluorescent dyes invisible to the fly, and compatible with two-photon microscopy and controlled visual stimuli. We developed machine-learning classifiers to identify instances of numerous behavioural features (for example, walking, turning and grooming), thus producing the highest-resolution ethological profiles for individual flies.
M. Schooler) 45 ' fail to acknowledge the value of the more mundane applications, taken sepa rate... more M. Schooler) 45 ' fail to acknowledge the value of the more mundane applications, taken sepa rately, that can be carried usefully on an integrated infrastructure; ' overlook the extent to which these components, individually or in groups, can be combined with other applications to produce unimagined future products; ' overlook the individual challenges of supporting each medium robustly, effi ciently, cost-effectively, and with careful attention to modularity; ' continue to develop new component-level solutions to old problems as each new system is built, delaying the emergence of widespread standards.
Science News, 1998
Male sex hormone, preeclampsia link found Nathan Seppa Rare regeneration fixes pierced mouse ears... more Male sex hormone, preeclampsia link found Nathan Seppa Rare regeneration fixes pierced mouse ears Susan Milius Gamma-ray bursts: Farther and brighter? Ron Cowen Gene cloned for stretchiest spider silk Mari Jensen Electromagnetic fields may trigger enzymes Janet Ralo ff Articles 120 All Fired Up Perception may dance to the beat of collective neuronal rhythms Bruce Bower 123 Circles in the Sky Detecting the shape of the universe lvars Peterson Research Notes 126 Biology Worms' hot ends set thermal record Land hermit crabs spurn leftovers 126 Biomedicine Stroke drug reveals a dark side Cancer treatment and memory loss 127 Computers Calculating a record prime Overcoming quantum error Forests as pollution filters Bug sprays seem to really like toys 127 Environment
Nature Communications, 2013
Much remains unknown about how the nervous system of an animal generates behaviour, and even less... more Much remains unknown about how the nervous system of an animal generates behaviour, and even less is known about the evolution of behaviour. How does evolution alter existing behaviours or invent novel ones? Progress in computational techniques and equipment will allow these broad, complex questions to be explored in great detail. Here we present a method for tracking each leg of a fruit fly behaving spontaneously upon a trackball, in real time. Legs were tracked with infrared-fluorescent dyes invisible to the fly, and compatible with two-photon microscopy and controlled visual stimuli. We developed machine-learning classifiers to identify instances of numerous behavioural features (for example, walking, turning and grooming), thus producing the highest-resolution ethological profiles for individual flies.
M. Schooler) 45 ' fail to acknowledge the value of the more mundane applications, taken sepa rate... more M. Schooler) 45 ' fail to acknowledge the value of the more mundane applications, taken sepa rately, that can be carried usefully on an integrated infrastructure; ' overlook the extent to which these components, individually or in groups, can be combined with other applications to produce unimagined future products; ' overlook the individual challenges of supporting each medium robustly, effi ciently, cost-effectively, and with careful attention to modularity; ' continue to develop new component-level solutions to old problems as each new system is built, delaying the emergence of widespread standards.
Science News, 1998
Male sex hormone, preeclampsia link found Nathan Seppa Rare regeneration fixes pierced mouse ears... more Male sex hormone, preeclampsia link found Nathan Seppa Rare regeneration fixes pierced mouse ears Susan Milius Gamma-ray bursts: Farther and brighter? Ron Cowen Gene cloned for stretchiest spider silk Mari Jensen Electromagnetic fields may trigger enzymes Janet Ralo ff Articles 120 All Fired Up Perception may dance to the beat of collective neuronal rhythms Bruce Bower 123 Circles in the Sky Detecting the shape of the universe lvars Peterson Research Notes 126 Biology Worms' hot ends set thermal record Land hermit crabs spurn leftovers 126 Biomedicine Stroke drug reveals a dark side Cancer treatment and memory loss 127 Computers Calculating a record prime Overcoming quantum error Forests as pollution filters Bug sprays seem to really like toys 127 Environment