  This project investigates whether functional specialization or modularity can
support the development of multiple behaviors. In principle, modular solutions
of this type can facilitate the development of multiple behaviors since each
module is responsible for the production of different behavior. Consequently,
the interfaces that arise neural mechanisms supporting the production of
different behaviors can be reduced. The project involves the implementation of
regulatory networks of this type and the realization of experiments involving
the production of different behaviors.
