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SUMMARY:Measuring what matters: when\, what\, and how to phenotype C. eleg
 ans behavior at scale
DTSTART:20260609T153000
DTEND:20260609T163000
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CATEGORIES:Conferences - Seminars
DESCRIPTION:Prof. Lu\, Hang <hang.lu@chbe.gatech.edu> \nMany important p
 hysiological processes such as aging arise from activities and events span
 ning different time scales. Yet typical measurements only capture snapshot
 s or brief recording windows\, and contain little information. To better u
 nderstand these processes\, we need to address the following questions: W
 hen (and for how long) do we record to resolve aging-relevant dynamics? 
 What behavioral phenotypes (beyond locomotion) capture changes? How do 
 we scale such measurements across many individuals while having exquisite 
 control? In this talk\, I will show how we measure behavioral dynamics ove
 r long periods of time\, in many worms in parallel\, and under well-contro
 lled conditions. I will also share how additional behavioral phenotypes ca
 n be measured on a large scale beyond locomotion. Lastly\, I will share an
  example of enhancing how behavior can be “expressed” in experimental 
 setups.\n\n\nThis Talk is part of the Bernoulli workshop Peering through 
 Behavior into the Brain
LOCATION:GA 3 21 https://plan.epfl.ch/?room==GA%203%2021
STATUS:CONFIRMED
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