Behavioral Research Blog

Tiny plastics, big problems: do nanoplastics affect neurodevelopment?
18 Apr animal behavior research Zebrafish Research

Tiny plastics, big problems: do nanoplastics affect neurodevelopment?

Nanoplastics are everywhere in the news nowadays. But how exactly do they influence our development. Researchers used DanioVision and EthoVision XT to track the development and behavior of exposed zebrafish. Keep reading to see their results
7 things you need to know about FaceReader
15 Apr human behavior research Emotion

7 things you need to know about FaceReader

Are you looking for guidance in getting started with your facial expression analysis? Or want to get more out of your FaceReader setup? Keep reading to learn 7 essential things you need to know about FaceReader!
Understanding social behavior: from observation to insight
09 Apr human behavior research Psychology

Understanding social behavior: from observation to insight

Social behavior is everywhere—at home, at work, and in the classroom. Discover what it is, why it matters, and how observing it with the right tools leads to deeper insight into how people connect, communicate, and respond.
Measuring social behavior in mice: the power of EthoVision XT 18
08 Apr animal behavior research Social Behavior

Measuring social behavior in mice: the power of EthoVision XT 18

Traditional behavioral assays often rely on manual or rudimentary methods. With EthoVision XT 18 the world of measuring social behavior in rodents has been revolutionized. With this tracking software you can easily track up to two animals simultaneously
Rat strain and sex matter in spinal cord injury research: insights from CatWalk XT
04 Apr animal behavior research Gait and Locomotion

Rat strain and sex matter in spinal cord injury research: insights from CatWalk XT

Researchers from the Central University of Michigan studied how different rat strains and sexes recover from spinal cord compression injuries, providing valuable insights into recovery variability and potential treatment consideration.
Cats and human emotions: A stronger bond than we thought?
02 Apr animal behavior research Emotion

Cats and human emotions: A stronger bond than we thought?

A recent study shows cats can detect human emotions through scent—especially fear—suggesting our cat friends might understand us more than we realize.
Does infection cause memory loss?
28 Mar animal behavior research Learning and Memory

Does infection cause memory loss?

This article explores new research investigating a link between bacterial-induced inflammation and long-term cognitive impairment. Recent data obtained with the Noldus PhenoTyper and EthoVision XT suggests this relationship is worth investigating.
Does obesity cause anxiety?
20 Mar animal behavior research Anxiety, Depression and Fear

Does obesity cause anxiety?

In this blog we explore the relation between a high fat diet and anxiety in rodents. Recent data obtained with EthoVision XT show that it might not be as clear cut as it once seemed.
Understanding human behavior at Hofstra's Behavioral Research Lab
18 Mar human behavior research Multimodal

Understanding human behavior at Hofstra's Behavioral Research Lab

Discover how Hofstra University's Behavioral Research in Business Lab, directed by Dr. Anil Mathur, utilizes advanced methods like eye tracking and facial analysis to deepen insights into human behavior and business decision-making.
What are stimuli in human behavior research?
14 Mar human behavior research Other (Human)

What are stimuli in human behavior research?

A stimulus is any object, event, or factor that influences human behavior. It can be something we see, hear, or feel, affecting our decisions and actions. But how do researchers use stimuli in behavioral studies?

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