Aleksandr Rayshubskiy

This study shows Drosophila develop a preference for immobile over mobile spherical objects through physical interaction, with h{Delta} neurons playing a key role in this behavior.

This study identifies descending neurons in Drosophila that predict and influence orientation during walking, showing they integrate internal and external steering signals to produce flexible control.

This paper uses fruit flies to demonstrate micro-robotic capabilities through optogenetic and visual guidance, enabling controlled movement and object manipulation.