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Sane, S.P., A. Dieudonne, M.A. Willis, T.L. Daniel (2007). Antennal Mechanosensors Mediate Flight Control in Moths. Science. Full-text pdf Supplemental material pdf
Alexander, R.M. et. al (2007). Antennae as Gyroscopes. Science.Full-text pdf
Rutkowski, A.J., M.A. Willis, and R.D. Quinn (2006). Simulated Odor Tracking in a Plane Normal to the Wind Direction. ICRA. Full-text pdf
Rutkowski, A.J., M.A. Willis, and R.D. Quinn (2006). Biologically Inspired Self-motion Estimation using the Fusion of Airspeed and Optical Flow. ICRA. Full-text pdf
Willis, M.A. and J.L. Avondet (2005) Odor-modulated orientation in walking male cockroaches, Periplaneta americana (L.), and the effects of odor plumes of different structure. Journal of Experimental Biology. Full-text pdf
Willis, M.A. (2005) Odor-modulated orientation in insects and artificial systems. Chemical Senses. Full-text pdf
Raguso, R.A. and M.A. Willis (2005) Synergy between visual and olfactory cues in nectar feeding by wild hawkmoths, Manduca sexta. Animal Behavior. Full-text pdf
Edwards, S., A.J. Rutkowski, M.A. Willis, R.D. Quinn (2005).Moth-inspired plume tracking strategies in three-dimensions. ICRA. Full-text pdf
Webb, B., R.R. Harrison and M.A. Willis (2004) Sensorimotor control of navigation in arthropod and artificial systems. Arthropod Structure and Development 33: 301-330.
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Rutkowski, A.J., S. Edwards, M.A. Willis, R.D. Quinn, and G.C. Causey (2004). A robotic platform for testing moth-inspired plume tracking strategies. ICRA. Full-text pdf
Raguso,
R. and M. Willis (2003) The importance of olfactory and visual cues in
nectar foraging by nocturnal hawkmoths. in: Watt, W., Boggs, C. and
Ehrlich, P., eds. "Proceedings of the Third International Congress on Butterfly Ecology and Evolution", Univ. of Chicago Press 43-65. Full-text pdf
Recent seminars, presentations, etc.
Neuroethology (2007) Role of vision in odor tracking behaviors of male American cockroaches, Periplaneta americana. Elizabeth Zheng, Jennifer Avondet, Mark Willis, Vancouver.
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Neuroethology (2007) Dynamic simulated odor plume and sensor dynamics in 3-Dimensions. Jennifer Talley, Hillel Chiel, Ed White, and Mark Willis, Vancouver.
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Neuroethology (2007) Pheromone-medieated plume tracking behavior in moths: Orientation of M. sexta males along pheromone plumes of increasing width or height. Elizabeth A. Morrison, Jennifer Avondet, Mark A. Willis, Vancouver.
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East
coast nerve net meeting (2006) Odor tracking based on simple rules:
using simulations to understand animal behavior. Jennifer Talley,
Hillel J. Chiel, and Mark A. Willis, Woods Hole, MA.
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Annual
Meeting of the Society for Neuroscience (2006) Antennal behavior
associated with pheromone-modulated behavior in male American
cockroaches, Periplaneta americana. Mark A. Willis, Jennifer L. Avondet
and Andrew S. Finnell, Atlanta.
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