Published Dec 3, 2024
These Rats Can Drive. What's Happening In Their Brains?
Behavioral neuroscientist Kelly Lambert reveals rats' surprising ability to drive cars, providing insights into neuroplasticity, cognitive functions, and the benefits of anticipation through behavioral training that enhances emotional regulation.

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