Jacques Gautrais A

Social attraction mediates collective foraging decisions in invasive hornets

The paper shows invasive hornets use social attraction to make collective foraging decisions, favoring food sources primed with dead conspecifics or related species.

Discovering search behaviour in black garden ant trajectories

The paper re-analyzes ant movement data to show that black garden ants use directional information in their search behavior, leading to biased random walks that improve search efficiency.

Sensitivity analysis enlightens effects of connectivity in a Neural Mass Model under Control-Target mode

The paper analyzes how different connectivity structures affect control mechanisms in a neural mass model, showing that inhibitory control only emerges in specific connectivity configurations.

G1 PHASE LENGTHENING DURING NEURAL TISSUE DEVELOPMENT INVOLVES CDC25B INDUCED G1 HETEROGENEITY.

The paper measures cell cycle phases in neural progenitor cells and identifies CDC25B as an indirect regulator of G1 phase lengthening during tissue development.

Mathematical modeling supports fate restriction in neurogenic progenitors of the embryonic ventral spinal cord

The paper develops a mathematical model to study fate restriction in neurogenic progenitors of the embryonic ventral spinal cord, showing that CDC25B may play a role in restricting progenitor divisions.

Neurogenic decisions require a cell cycle independent function of the CD25B phosphatase

This study shows CDC25B phosphatase regulates neuronal production in the neural tube independently of cell cycle dynamics in chick neural progenitors.