A controlled encounter between two biological wiring diagrams.
Not a dating game.
A comparative nervous-system experiment.
Ommara places male and female Drosophila connectomes under the same sensory conditions. Each trial sends an identical encoded signal into mapped sensory populations, propagates activity through a connectome-constrained model, and compares downstream behavioural circuits.
The project asks a narrow question: when anatomy differs by sex, how does the same input travel differently? Courtship is the interface because it exposes a dense intersection of vision, smell, sound, internal state and action.