V. Nityananda

Physically stressed bees expect less reward in an active choice judgement bias test

The paper tests if physically stressed bumblebees show pessimistic behavior in an active choice judgment bias test, finding they expect less reward.

Learning modifies attention during bumblebee visual search

This study shows that bumblebees adjust their visual search and attention based on reward quality during foraging, with higher rewards leading to more focused search behavior.

Prior Cuing Affects Saccades to Targets in the Praying Mantis, Sphodromantis lineola

This study investigates how cue properties affect selective attention in praying mantises, finding that cue position and distractor contrast significantly influence target responses, with minimal disparity effect.

Synchrony of Non-isochronous Signals in an Acoustically Communicating Katydid

The paper investigates acoustic synchrony in a non-isochronous katydid call, finding that trills and chirps synchronize differently and proposing a two-oscillator model.

Reward Value Is More Important Than Physical Saliency During Bumblebee Visual Search For Multiple Rewarding Targets

This study shows that bumblebees prioritize reward value over physical saliency when choosing between multiple rewarding flowers in complex environments.

Motion-in-depth perception and prey capture in the praying mantis

The paper investigates how praying mantises perceive motion-in-depth during prey capture, finding that they use looming cues rather than stereo cues for this task.