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How do zebrafish establish social dominance? Our new dataset published in Nature Scientific Data provides unprecedented insight into this question through high-resolution 3D behavioral tracking. We captured 173 five-hour experiments at 140 frames per second, tracking not just the position but the full posture of each fish—head, pectoral fins, and tail—while maintaining individual identity throughout extended social encounters. The dataset includes wild-type zebrafish alongsid

I recently concluded and published a work in evolutionary Neural Architecture Search, one of my research interests. This project...

With colleagues at the Biological Physics Theory Unit we have published a collection of tutorials on physics of behavior, utilizing...

I recently published an article in InformationMatters discussing the use of Wiki software in academic research settings. This article...