links.

Wilfrid Laurier University home page
WLU Psychology home page
The Comparative Cognition Society

>3s. (Noam's blog about fish cognition)

Media.

July 2015. Noam dicusses his research on Dave Brodbeck's "Spit and Twitches: The Animal Cognition Podcast". Here (Episode 4).

November 2015. An article in ALN about zebrafish welfare with a (short) contribution by Noam [here] and a mini-profile [here].

July 2016. Our recently awarded Banting Research Foundation Discovery Award is explained here.

August 2016. An article on the Laurier website highlighting our research [here].

February 2017. Video of a public lecture featuring recent Banting Discovery Award winners, including Noam, is here (Noam's talk starts at 44:40).

CODE.

A lot of our research involves the automated measurement of animal behavior. The more automated the better. To do this, we use a variety of programs that track animals in videos, control operant boxes and tanks, or clean up and analyze data. Some of the programs we use are available online. Many of them are written in-house and, since they might be useful to other people, we've collected them here for download, with brief explanations.

Download page.