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Honeybee behavioral plasticity provides a model to study how brain gene networks regulate behavior. Here, authors show stripe activation in Kenyon cells links gene regulatory networks to behavioral maturation via spatial-cellular coordination.
Simultaneous intracranial electroencephalographic recordings from individuals playing a dynamic cooperation game reveal unique neural profiles of high-gamma intra-brain activity and inter-brain synchronization in the temporoparietal junction and the amygdala.
Social learning is a powerful strategy of adaptation in nature. An interactive rat-like robot that engages in imitation learning with a freely behaving rat opens a way to study social behaviours.
