Beautiful new work by @manduh21.bsky.social and our team! Clumsy, a kainate-type glutamate receptor, mediates noxious cold sensation and cold behavioral avoidance in fruit flies. This expands our prior work demonstrating this class of receptors also functions as a cold receptor in worms and mammals.
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New preprint with @manduh21.bsky.social ! π We introduce LabGym, an open-source AI platform for analyzing C. elegans behavior.πͺ±
LabGym makes worm behavior analysis accurate, customizable, and accessible, no coding or costly setup required.
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2025 LabGym Symposium Registration
The 2025 symposium will be held online via Zoom on Friday, August 22, 2025 and will feature two sessions:
Morning Seminar (9:00β11:30 AM EST): An introduction and overview of LabGym, followed by prese...
ποΈ Date: Friday, Aug 22, 2025
πTime: 9:00 AM β 1:30 PM EST
π»Format: Virtual via Zoom
π°Registration: FREE (required)
β°Deadline: Aug 17, 2025
Register here: forms.gle/uMnEXuvQH9QF...
Questions? Email: labgym2022@gmail.com
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The seminar program:
Lauren Raycraft (U of Michigan): a rodent operant procedure
Gabriella Muwanga (Stanford): post-injury pain in mice.
ThΓ©o Ardoin (U Paris-Saclay): Japanese Macaques
Amanda Xu (University of Michigan): C. elegans behavior
Julie Zhou (Cleveland Clinic): Cellular behavior
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GitHub - umyelab/LabGym: Quantify user-defined behaviors.
Quantify user-defined behaviors. Contribute to umyelab/LabGym development by creating an account on GitHub.
LabGym (github.com/umyelab/LabGym) is a free, open-source, AI-powered software suite for automated video analysis and quantification of animal behavior β downloaded over 56,000 times in just two years (pepy.tech/project/LabGym). 2/
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LabGym Symposium β Registration Closes in 3 Days (Aug 17, 2025)! Includes a seminar and a tutorial session. The seminar will feature an introduction of LabGym, followed by presentations showcasing the use of LabGym to quantify a wide range of behaviors across species. 1/
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Calling all behavior lovers- come learn about LabGym, a new tool for automated behavioral analysis. It's pretty amazing and useful. Please repost. @ssibsociety.bsky.social @ummni.bsky.social @acnporg.bsky.social @sfn.org
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@cp-cellrepmethods.bsky.social
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This event is co-organized with @cferrario.bsky.social and sponsored by @umlifesciences.bsky.social
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π§ Questions? Contact: labgym2022@gmail.com
Donβt miss the chance to join an international community advancing AI-driven behavioral analysis. See you on Aug 22!
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GitHub - umyelab/LabGym: Quantify user-defined behaviors.
Quantify user-defined behaviors. Contribute to umyelab/LabGym development by creating an account on GitHub.
π Learn more about LabGym:
GitHub: github.com/umyelab/LabGym
Publications:
β’ Hu et al., 2023 doi.org/10.1016/j.cr...
β’ Goss et al., 2024 biorxiv.org/cgi/content/...
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πWho should attend?
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Faculty
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Postdocs
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Graduate and undergraduate students
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Research technicians
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Anyone interested in using AI tools to analyze behavioral videos
(no prior experience with automated behavior analysis needed!)
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π The 2025 symposium features two sessions:
Morning Seminar (9:00β11:30 AM EST): Introduction & Researcher presentations
Tutorial Session (11:30 AMβ1:30 PM EST)
π₯οΈHands-on training in LabGymβs basic functions
πIncludes example videos & datasets for practice
πNo programming experience required!
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π΅πππ LabGym quantifies user-defined behaviorsβsocial or non-socialβwithout physical markers. Itβs 'subject-aware,' telling you which animal is doing what in a group.
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GitHub - umyelab/LabGym: Quantify user-defined behaviors.
Quantify user-defined behaviors. Contribute to umyelab/LabGym development by creating an account on GitHub.
ππͺ°π LabGym (github.com/umyelab/LabGym) is a free, open-source, AI-powered software suite for automated video analysis and quantification of animal behavior.
π Downloaded 55,000+ times in just two years! (pepy.tech/project/LabGym)
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LabGym Symposium
LabGym is a free software suite for automated video analysis and quantification of animal behavior. LabGym has now been downloaded over 55,000 times from GitHub in just about two years. The 2024 LabGy...
π§΅ Iβm excited to announce that the 2025 LabGym Symposium & Tutorial will be held online via Zoom on Friday, August 22, 2025. Donβt miss this opportunity to learn about cutting-edge AI-based behavioral analysis! www.lsi.umich.edu/events/2025-...
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