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C0PEP0D explores how planktonic copepods utilize hydrodynamic and chemical signals to navigate their turbulent environments. By applying reinforcement learning and evolutionary principles, the project aims to uncover the neural processing mechanisms copepods use for mating, finding food, and avoiding predators.
Life is tough for planktonic copepods, constantly washed by turbulent flows.
Yet, these millimetric crustaceans dominate the oceans in numbers.
What have made them so successful?
Copepod antennae are covered with hydrodynamic and chemical sensing hairs that allow copepods to detect preys, predators and mates, although they are blind.
How do copepods process this sensing information?
How do they extract a meaningful signal from turbulence noise?
Today, we do not know.C0PEP0D hypothesises that rei…
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