Einat Couzin-Fuchs

This paper introduces a printed self-folding cuff electrode with integrated rigid electrical components for chronic peripheral nerve interfacing, demonstrating reliable nerve recordings in locusts and rats.

This study shows that habitat structure influences social behavior and molecular pathways in desert locusts, leading to differences in group dynamics and gene expression.

This study shows that desert locusts adjust their olfactory processing based on population density, enhancing food detection in swarms through synergistic social and food odor responses.

The paper investigates olfactory coding in the American cockroach, showing stimulus-specific, concentration-dependent responses and spatial structure preservation in odorant detection.

This study investigates the role of the locust subesophageal ganglion in inter-leg sensory-motor interactions, revealing contralateral pathways for signal transfer.