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Insect minds for human minds
I just found this book chapter by our Professor Emeritus Randolf Menzel on Scribd and thought I should share it. It's a neat overview of how insects in general and honeybees in particular can help us solve some of the my...[more]
insects   brain   Menzel   honeybee   
Posted on Monday 26 January 2009 - 03:19:37

Insect neurobiology symposium in Munich, session 5
Couldn't live-blog the fourth session of our 'family' meeting, because the Max Planck Institute where we are located has a policy that all WiFi guest-accounts expire over night - and I thought a 'day' had 24h...

Anyway, t...[more]
meeting   insects   neurobiology   mushroom-bodies   olfactory learning   
Posted on Saturday 12 December 2009 - 06:19:49

Insect neurobiology symposium in Munich, session 6
After a brief lunch break, we went on to the next session. Lisa Bogusch from our department in Berlin started out by telling us how sleep is required for proper long-range navigation of honeybees. She uses RFID technolog...[more]
learning   meeting   insects   drosophila   honeybee   learned helplessness   
Posted on Saturday 12 December 2009 - 09:40:43

Why do we like to move it? An evolutionary hypothesis concerning motor control and reward.
I met Columbia neurologist John Krakauer (who has a very interesting brother at the Santa Fe Institute, by the way) at the 2006 SfN meeting in Atlanta after his ...[more]
reward   dopamine   octopamine   insects   mammals   motor control   behavior   behavior initiation   Krakauer   
Posted on Tuesday 30 September 2008 - 10:46:00

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