Noriko Katsu

DiverScan is a deep-learning framework that uses attention mechanisms to analyze animal behavior data, identifying condition-specific features across diverse experiments.

This study finds that Japanese macaques adjust their flight initiation distance based on a dominant's aggressiveness, not rank differences.

This study shows that rats prefer joint feeding with unfamiliar non-cagemates over solitary feeding, indicating a high degree of social tolerance and prosocial behavior.