Reo Wada

This study identifies diverse ultrasonic vocalizations in rats beyond the traditional high-short/low-long dichotomy, highlighting the need for broader research into complex affective states.

This study investigates how auditory feedback linked to locomotion affects rats' spontaneous movement, finding increased locomotion distance when feedback matches movement velocity, but the effect is short-lived.

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.