In this video, Eyrún Eyjólfsdóttir describes a method for predicting the behavior of fruit flies.

In this keynote session, Eve Marder discusses her career studying the stomatogasric ganglion in crustaceans to learn how neuronal networks produce a behaviorally appropriate output. Then, she and Felix Schweizer discuss the past and future field of neuroethology and the broader impacts of Marder’s work.

In this video, Kai Liu discusses how directing neuronal lipid metabolism away from triglyceride synthesis and toward phospholipids synthesis may promote axon regeneration in adult nervous system.

In this Machine Learning virtual conference session, Sanjoy Dasgupta gives an introduction to machine learning. He goes through a detailed prediction problem and surveys the landscape of the field.

In this video, Talmo Pereira describes the use of pose estimation instead of classical tracking to quantify animal behavior from videos.

In this video, Francesca Peri describes the experimental models currently available to study microglia, with special attention to different animal models, ant to the recent advances in “in vitro” models, such as induced-pluripotent stem cell (iPSC) derived microglia.

In this talk, Eric Fortune explores how weakly electric fish can be used as a model system to study the neural basis of behavior.

In this video, Diego Gomez-Nicola talks about the crucial role of microglia in neurodegenerative disorders, highlighting the implication of microglial dysfunction in Alzheimer’s disease.

In this video, Ulises Ricoy and Andres Romero discuss how the earthworm can be used as a low-cost animal model to study escape behaviors at an undergraduate serving institution.