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If You Teach a Rat to Drive, It Will Take a Joy Ride—No, Really

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Dr. Kelly Lambert, a professor of behavioral neuroscience at the University of Richmond, has been teaching rats how to drive—certainly not an easy feat, but probably no more difficult of a time than my driving instructor had with teenage me. Dr. Lambert and her team of neuroscientists first created rodent cars using a plastic cereal container and a small wire for the rodents to pull as a gas pedal. They then taught the rats how to operate the “v…
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