Ken Cheng

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Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2019-2024
Publications (10 Years): 20

Top Topics

Obstructive Sleep Apnea

Mild Cognitive Impairment

Top Venues

Journal of experimental psychology. Animal learning and cognition

Communicative & integrative biology

Proceedings. Biological sciences

The Journal of experimental biology

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Publications

Sudhakar Deeti, Winnie Man, Johannes J Le Roux, Ken Cheng
Inter-turn intervals in Paramecium caudatum display an exponential distribution. Communicative & integrative biology 17 (1) (2024)
Kate J Jeffery, Ken Cheng, Nora S Newcombe, Verner P Bingman, Randolf Menzel
Unpacking the navigation toolbox: insights from comparative cognition. Proceedings. Biological sciences 291 (2016) (2024)
Sudhakar Deeti, Winnie Man, Johannes J Le Roux, Ken Cheng
Inter-turn intervals in Paramecium caudatum display an exponential distribution. Communicative & integrative biology 17 (1) (2024)
Kate J Jeffery, Ken Cheng, Nora S Newcombe, Verner P Bingman, Randolf Menzel
Unpacking the navigation toolbox: insights from comparative cognition. Proceedings. Biological sciences 291 (2016) (2024)
Kate J Jeffery, Ken Cheng, Nora S Newcombe, Verner P Bingman, Randolf Menzel
Unpacking the navigation toolbox: insights from comparative cognition. Proceedings. Biological sciences 291 (2016) (2024)
Sudhakar Deeti, Muzahid Islam, Cody Freas, Trevor Murray, Ken Cheng
Intricacies of running a route without success in night-active bull ants (Myrmecia midas). Journal of experimental psychology. Animal learning and cognition 49 (2) (2023)
Ken Cheng
Oscillators and servomechanisms in navigation and orientation. Communicative & integrative biology 17 (1) (2023)
Sudhakar Deeti, Muzahid Islam, Cody Freas, Trevor Murray, Ken Cheng
Intricacies of running a route without success in night-active bull ants (Myrmecia midas). Journal of experimental psychology. Animal learning and cognition 49 (2) (2023)
Sudhakar Deeti, Muzahid Islam, Cody Freas, Trevor Murray, Ken Cheng
Intricacies of running a route without success in night-active bull ants (Myrmecia midas). Journal of experimental psychology. Animal learning and cognition 49 (2) (2023)
Ken Cheng
Oscillators and servomechanisms in navigation and orientation. Communicative & integrative biology 17 (1) (2023)
Sudhakar Deeti, Muzahid Islam, Cody Freas, Trevor Murray, Ken Cheng
Intricacies of running a route without success in night-active bull ants (Myrmecia midas). Journal of experimental psychology. Animal learning and cognition 49 (2) (2023)
Muzahid Islam, Sudhakar Deeti, Zakia Mahmudah, J Frances Kamhi, Ken Cheng
Detouring while foraging up a tree: What bull ants (Myrmecia midas) learn and their reactions to novel sensory cues. Journal of comparative psychology (Washington, D.C. : 1983) 137 (1) (2023)
Ken Cheng
Oscillators and servomechanisms in orientation and navigation, and sometimes in cognition. Proceedings. Biological sciences 289 (1974) (2022)
Ken Cheng
From representations to servomechanisms to oscillators: my journey in the study of cognition. Animal cognition (2022)
Sudhakar Deeti, Ken Cheng
Learning walks in an Australian desert ant, Melophorus bagoti. The Journal of experimental biology 224 (16) (2021)
Cody A Freas, Ken Cheng
Neuroecology beyond the brain: learning in Echinodermata. Learning & behavior (2021)
Muzahid Islam, Sudhakar Deeti, J Frances Kamhi, Ken Cheng
Minding the gap: learning and visual scanning behaviour in nocturnal bull ants. The Journal of experimental biology 224 (14) (2021)
Melinda Clark, Anthony Miller, Jamie Berry, Ken Cheng
Mental contrasting with implementation intentions increases study time for university students. The British journal of educational psychology 91 (3) (2020)
Cody A Freas, Ken Cheng
Panorama similarity and navigational knowledge in the nocturnal bull ant Myrm e cia midas. The Journal of experimental biology 222 (Pt 11) (2019)
Antoine Wystrach, Sebastian Schwarz, Paul Graham, Ken Cheng
Running paths to nowhere: repetition of routes shows how navigating ants modulate online the weights accorded to cues. Animal cognition 22 (2) (2019)