Georgia Tech publishes bacterial learning research in PRX Life
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Shiladitya Banerjee's lab at Georgia Institute of Technology releases research showing individual bacteria can learn from experience and store memories of past conditions. The study tracked tens of thousands of E. coli cells using microfluidic devices while switching nutrient supplies at different rates.
“Research from my lab, published in the journal PRX Life, shows that even a single bacterium can learn from experience, store memories of the past and use those memories to prepare for the future.”
Shiladitya BanerjeeShiladitya Banerjee Associate Professor of Physics, Georgia Institute of Technology; lead researcher
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