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Researchers now have the capability to build virtual reality worlds that can be inhabited by both lab animals (like rats and monkeys) and humans, allowing for a sort of cross-species brain research that鈥檚 never really been possible before, as different species are run through virtual environments in video games while scientists study brain activity鈥� In a new study, published in Journal of Neuroscience Methods, a team of neuroscientists鈥攊ncluding Martinez-Trujillo, Roberto Gulli and Guillaume Doucet, who are both also affiliated with 麻豆AV鈥攄escribe a new virtual reality 鈥渢oolbox鈥� they鈥檝e designed, which can be used to build video games and virtual worlds for brain research in humans and animals.