What a wonderful two days it has been at #BEE2021! We hope you all enjoyed it! We wanted to take this opportunity to thank all the PhD student presenters, plenary speakers, conveners and panellists for your contributions to BEE.
NEW to our bilingual blog (🇬🇧🇪🇸)- Mark Roper draws off his experience organising the highly successful BEE PhD student conference to give top tips on how students can lead their own conferences for one another! #AcademicTwitter https://t.co/Kdt9iIlFBB
The #BEE2021 Award went to @KhanyileNomthi for the presentation: Nutritional symbionts confer structural defence against predation and fungal infection in a grain pest beetle.
The prize for best talk at #BEE2021 went to @ElliotHowaSpi for the presentation: Investigating the development of stone-tool action sequences of wild chimpanzees at Bossou, Guinea.
The prize for best poster at #BEE2021 went to @ElisJones20 for the presentation: Reframing the idea of ecological value: Lessons from coral reef research.
What a wonderful two days it has been at #BEE2021! We hope you all enjoyed it! We wanted to take this opportunity to thank all the PhD student presenters, plenary speakers, conveners and panellists for your contributions to BEE.
A thank you also to #BEE2021 session chairs Connor Bernard, Nicola Kuhn, Josh Thomas, Ellen Pasternack, Irene Garcia and Hannah Austyn for being fantastic behind the scenes on Zoom!
Thank you @BEE_Ox_2020 for a wonderful conference! While I know going virtual wasn't ideal/easy I'm very glad you did as I likely would not have been able to attend if it were person. I have learned a lot and am incredibly thankful to have had this opportunity! 🥰
Really enjoyed presenting at and attending #BEE2021 over the last couple of days. Thanks so much to the organisers for putting together such a great conference! @BEE_Ox_2020 🌱🦜🦠
thanks @BEE_Ox_2020 for a really nice conference :) it was great chatting with other PhD students and all the workshops were perfect for early career eco-evo researchers. And clearly I need to change my study group to merkaats.
Excited to be discussing the findings from our paper: personality & behavioral changes in Asian elephants following death of herd members in less than half an hour at the #BEE2021 Conference! @UoCPsych@uochester@DrYellowstone
For those of you attending @BEE_Ox_2020, I'll be presenting in session 4a at 2pm on age-based changes in chimpanzee tool behaviours! Come along to learn a bit about chimps and to ask any questions you like!
I'll be speaking at this tomorrow morning on the evolutionary consequences of sexual harassment & coercion in the animal kingdom 🐓🐍🦋🐒
(will post slides from the talk at a later date!)