Animal Tracking and Behavior Meetings

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Tuesday March 21 - Meeting on automated tracking and measurement of animal behavior

Participants

Purpose

  • Survey recent progress in tracking and analyzing automatically the behavior of animals.
  • Understand better where these techniques are needed in neurobiology, genetics and ethology.
  • Discuss opportunities for collaborations and detect `low hanging fruit'.


Where

080 Moore (in the sub-basement)

Agenda

  • 1:30-1:45 -- Pietro Perona -- Welcome and plan for the day
  • 1:45-2:45 -- Frank Dellaert (Georgia Tech) -- The Georgia Tech Biotracking Project -- FD Talk Abstract -- Relevant Papers
  • 2:45-3:00 -- Thanos Siapas (Caltech) -- Tracking Rats
  • 3-3:45pm -- Serge Belongie (UCSD) -- The Smart Vivarium
  • 3:45-4:00 -- Andrew Straw & Michael Dickinson (Caltech) -- Tracking fruit flies
  • 4:00 -- Coffee break with discussions
  • 4:45-5pm -- Jonathan Young (Laurent lab, Caltech) -- My dream experiments with zebrafish and bees
  • 5-5:15pm -- Ebraheem Fontaine (Burdick Lab, Caltech) -- Tracking Multiple C. Elegans
  • Not happening -- Pietro Perona (Caltech) -- Tracking people and analyzing human behavior
  • 5:30-6pm -- Discussion
  • 6:30 -- Dinner -- The Athenaeum/Card Room- Perona

Notes from the talks

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