Publications by authors named "Max Farnworth"

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Emerging tools to advance neuroethology in butterflies and moths.
Francesco Cicconardi, Max S Farnworth, Robin Grob, Donya N Shodja, Caroline N Bacquet

J Comp Physiol A Neuroethol Sens Neural Behav Physiol· December 2025

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The diversity of lepidopteran spatial orientation strategies - neuronal mechanisms and emerging challenges in a changing world.
Robin Grob, Max S Farnworth, Jacqueline Degen, Eric Warrant, Stephen H Montgomery

J Comp Physiol A Neuroethol Sens Neural Behav Physiol· November 2025

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Pathway to Independence: a forecast for the future of developmental biology.
Chee Kiang Ewe, Max S Farnworth, Anzy Miller, Joaquín Navajas Acedo, Marlies E Oomen

Development· October 2025

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Modality-specific long-term memory enhancement in butterflies.
Elizabeth A Hodge, Amaia Alcalde Anton, Louise Bestea, Greta Hernández, Jane Margereth Aguilar, Max S Farnworth

Philos Trans R Soc Lond B Biol Sci· June 2025

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Mosaic evolution of a learning and memory circuit in Heliconiini butterflies.
Max S Farnworth, Theodora Loupasaki, Antoine Couto, Stephen H Montgomery

Curr Biol· November 2024

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Evolution of neural circuitry and cognition.
Max S Farnworth, Stephen H Montgomery

Biol Lett· May 2024

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A modified method to analyse cell proliferation using EdU labelling in large insect brains.
Amaia Alcalde Anton, Max S Farnworth, Laura Hebberecht, C Jill Harrison, Stephen H Montgomery

PLoS One· November 2023

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An atlas of the developing Tribolium castaneum brain reveals conservation in anatomy and divergence in timing to Drosophila melanogaster.
Max S Farnworth, Gregor Bucher, Volker Hartenstein

J Comp Neurol· September 2022

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Complexity of biological scaling suggests an absence of systematic trade-offs between sensory modalities in Drosophila.
Max S Farnworth, Stephen H Montgomery

Nat Commun· May 2022

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The Red Flour Beetle as Model for Comparative Neural Development: Genome Editing to Mark Neural Cells in Tribolium Brain Development.
Max S Farnworth, Kolja N Eckermann, Hassan M M Ahmed, Dominik S Mühlen, Bicheng He

Methods Mol Biol· October 2020

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Immunohistochemistry and Fluorescent Whole Mount RNA In Situ Hybridization in Larval and Adult Brains of Tribolium.
Vera S Hunnekuhl, Janna Siemanowski, Max S Farnworth, Bicheng He, Gregor Bucher

Methods Mol Biol· October 2020

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Sequence heterochrony led to a gain of functionality in an immature stage of the central complex: A fly-beetle insight.
Max S Farnworth, Kolja N Eckermann, Gregor Bucher

PLoS Biol· October 2020

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An ancestral apical brain region contributes to the central complex under the control of in the beetle .
Bicheng He, Marita Buescher, Max Stephen Farnworth, Frederic Strobl, Ernst Hk Stelzer

Elife· October 2019

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The insect central complex as model for heterochronic brain development-background, concepts, and tools.
Nikolaus Dieter Bernhard Koniszewski, Martin Kollmann, Mahdiyeh Bigham, Max Farnworth, Bicheng He

Dev Genes Evol· June 2016

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