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Circuit mechanisms of learning and action selection
Community ecology of deep-sea benthic systems
Defining the blueprint of the ancestral vertebrate brain
Ecological analyses of the oldest deep-sea communities from the Ediacaran (~565 million years ago)
Genomics of marine adaptation and speciation
Grinnell vs Elton in deep and shallow time: Ecological drivers of lizards and snakes during the last 23 million years
Managing oil palm plantations for greater arthropod biodiversity
Understanding constraints and conflicts in social coordination
Incorporating ecology into virulence evolution: an experimental evolution approach
Epigenetic and transcriptional mechanisms for developing stable networks
Motor network connectivity – wiring motifs and function
Biomechanics of insect cleaning devices
Regulation of dendritic and synaptic plasticity by metabolic reactive oxygen species
Critical periods and network tuning
Neuron-glia interactions during development and repair
The ancient past of Africa: reconstructing paleobiomes over the last 800k years
Co-evolution of colour vision and coloration in colourful songbirds
Evolution of red carotenoid coloration in birds
Mechanisms of sexual dimorphism in avian coloration
Predicting the Evolution of Influenza
Exploring the function of bimolecular condensates in translational regulation
Establishing the mechanism of the calcium wave at egg activation
Testing the function of calcium in programmed cell death
Neural circuit mechanisms of memory-based decision-making
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