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Jin Ge

6PUBLICATIONS

16CO-AUTHORS

Learning, motivation and emotionBioprocessing, bioproduction and bioproductsIndustrial molecular engineering of nucleic acids and proteinsEngineering instrumentationMolecular, biological, and multi-scale communications

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|Jan 15, 2026

Winning promotes both perceived and actual fighting ability in dominance contests among bumblebee workers.

Xian Zhou, Zhuxi Ge, Jinpeng Liu

|Nov 28, 2025

The alkenes Z9-C<sub>29</sub> and Z9-C<sub>31</sub> function as quorum-sensing pheromones stimulating worker reproduction in the bumble bee Bombus terrestris.

Zhuxi Ge, Jin Ge, Dan Zhu

|Jul 02, 2025

Bumblebees prefer shorter over longer strings and connected over disconnected ones in string-pulling tasks but prioritize connectivity over spatial proximity when the two are in conflict.

Chao Wen, Shunping Dong, Yuhao Guo

|May 12, 2025

Tool use aids prey-fishing in a specialist predator of stingless bees.

Zhaoyang Chen, Li Tian, Jin Ge

|Jun 17, 2024

Escort: a system for rapid and long-term tracking of multiple insect objects.

Chengshi Wu, Jin Ge, Bin Han

|May 02, 2024

Bumblebees attend to both the properties of the string and the target in string-pulling tasks, but prioritize the features of the string.

Dongbo Zhou, Shunping Dong, Jin Ge

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