feedingdb: The Feeding Experiments End-user Database
Evan Heidtmann, Furio, Shelly, Vladimir Gapeyev, Dan Leehr, Hilmar Lapp · Figshare · 2015
The Feeding Experiments End-user Database (FEED) was first developed by the Mammalian Feeding Working Group at NESCent to permit synthetic, evolutionary analyses of the physiology of mammalian feeding. FEED manages raw physiologic data linked to extensive metadata, including EMG, kinematic, and bone strain recordings. The successor version (FEED v2), which is archived here, was developed with support by NSF awards DBI-1062333 and DBI-1444582 to Christine Wall (Duke University). This release marks the point in development for hand-over to PI Chris Wall. All future development will be under the direction of the Mammalian Feeding PIs. See https://feedexp.org/about.