US EditionCercus Electric Stimulation Enhances Trajectory Control and Spatial
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Cercus Electric Stimulation Enhances Trajectory Control and Spatial
A team of researchers from the Beijing Institute of Technology has embarked on an innovative exploration of insect behavior, focusing specifically on the operant learning capabilities of cockroaches in a controlled environment. Their groundbreaking study introduces a steering control mechanism that harnesses electrical stimulation to guide the movement of Madagascar cockroaches within a specially designed T-maze. This novel approach seeks to enh…
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