Luisa Schuster

The paper shows lab mice reorganize existing behaviors into structured bouts to become efficient hunters in a dynamic environment.

The paper measures hundreds of amines and peptides in freely moving mice using microdialysis and mass spectrometry, revealing high-dimensional physiological dynamics and state transitions.

The paper shows that experienced female mice can improve maternal-infant survival by assisting in caregiving and parturition, particularly for mice lacking the oxytocin receptor.

The paper shows that social interactions between mother mice and virgin mice activate oxytocin neurons, enabling the virgins to acquire maternal behavior through social transmission.