Just sharing some good news regarding funding that includes a bunch of plans for touchscreen research! To find out more: https://www.schulich.uwo.ca/about/news/2023/april/nfrf_grant_cognition.html Please feel free to post and celebrate all your touchscreen success stories from grants, posters, innovative solutions, community resources, to published data!...
Check out how touchscreens sneaks into another Open Behavior posts! This time with miniscopes! "A major challenge in carrying out behavioral studies that also measure electrophysiological or celllular imaging signals is integrating together the various behavioral and functional measurement systems. Coralie-Anne Mosser and colleagues have solved this problem...
Always great to see touchscreen research having an impact and getting into the media! Here is the latest news from the MouseTRAP core at Western University! "Using strawberry milkshakes, mouse models of disease, cutting-edge fibre optic technology, and touchscreens, researchers at Schulich School of Medicine &...
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"MouseTRAP is a platform of touchscreen cognition tasks plus websites for data sharing that allows for improved rodent cognitive testing, standardization of rodent research practices, and increased data sharing in the field of rodent behavioral research. These features address persisting constraints in this field of...
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Given the choice between a wolf and a dog for a companion, you might be more inclined to choose a floppy-eared mutt. For what it’s worth, that’s probably the right choice—as long as you’re human. According to a study published today in the journal PLOS ONE, wolves appear to be...