Honeybees contradict the notion that insect behaviour tends to be relatively inflexible and
stereotypical. Indeed, they live in colonies and exhibit complex social, navigational and …

Histology permits the observation of otherwise invisible structures of the internal topography
of a specimen. Although it enables the investigation of tissues at a cellular level, it is invasive …

Despite the importance of the insect nervous system for functional and developmental
neuroscience, descriptions of insect brains have suffered from a lack of uniform …

This article describes the SRI24 atlas, a new standard reference system of normal human
brain anatomy, that was created using template‐free population registration of high …

A novel atlas-based segmentation approach based on the combination of multiple
registrations is presented. Multiple atlases are registered to a target image. To obtain a …

To analyse neuron data at scale, neuroscientists expend substantial effort reading
documentation, installing dependencies and moving between analysis and visualisation …

Abstract Each fall, eastern North American monarch butterflies in their northern range
undergo a long‐distance migration south to their overwintering grounds in Mexico. Migrants …

Classical histology or immunohistochemistry combined with fluorescence or confocal laser
scanning microscopy are common techniques in arthropod neuroanatomy, and these …

The antennal lobes (ALs) are the primary olfactory centers in the insect brain. In the AL of the
honeybee, olfactory glomeruli receive input via four antennal sensory tracts (T1–4). Axons of …

In recent years, bumblebees have become a prominent insect model organism for a variety
of biological disciplines, particularly to investigate learning behaviors as well as visual …