Adrián Palacios-Muñoz

The paper shows that sex-specific behavioral feedback alters song and movement dynamics in Drosophila courtship, revealing how fixed sensorimotor rules generate flexible social behavior through context-dependent partner responses.

This study identifies context-specific integration strategies in Drosophila males for combining song and taste cues during social interactions.

The paper identifies two neuronal populations in Drosophila that control distinct aspects of walking direction on different hierarchical levels, showing their activity correlates with specific turning behaviors.

This paper introduces DAS, a deep learning method for annotating acoustic signals across species, demonstrating accuracy, robustness, and speed.