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Explore the fascinating lecture "Evolution And Effects Of Decision-making In An Insect" by Deepa Agashe, presented at the International Centre for Theoretical Sciences. This 34-minute talk is part of the "Decisions, Games, and Evolution" program, which brings together experts from biology, cognitive science, economics, and physics to examine cooperation across biological scales. Discover how decision-making processes in insects provide insights into evolutionary principles that transcend disciplinary boundaries. The lecture connects to broader program themes including evolutionary game theory, cooperation in biological communities, cognitive aspects of decision-making, and eco-evolutionary dynamics. The program aims to foster collaboration between diverse academic communities interested in understanding decision-making across all scales, from cellular to societal levels.
