📣Fully funded #PhD opportunities @CDRLeeds. Get in touch if you are interested in tackling qs related to weather & climate risks with @metoffice
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@RHULBioSci Centre for Ecology, Evolution and Behaviour (CEEB) is delighted to welcome to the centre @CuCo_Group from @RHULPsychology led by Dr Rob Lachlan. Looking forward to learn more about group's research on cultural evolution & animal communication! https://t.co/JD3SpOjsyf
For the third year running Corn Buntings have nested in a solar farm we survey at a site in the Thames Valley. Today we located a nest in the wildflower meadow surrounding the solar panels, demonstrating how high quality habitat can be provided on sensitively-managed solar farms.
TODAY: Join us for a discussion on the surprising new science of how birds navigate long-haul migrations and what they listen for in songs. Moderated by @katewong. Q&A to follow.
Register to attend this free virtual event: https://t.co/X7fuNvxsSj #SciAmLive
5 days left to apply for our *fully funded* PhD project on comparative #culturalevolution in bird song, involving fieldwork in Scandinavia/Japan & a #citizenscience project! See https://t.co/mIVyvIMAJe #CulturalEvoJobs
Professor Cecilia will be joining us on the 16th of March to discuss Cultural Evolutionary Psychology. Interested? Head to the link in our bio to sign up 🤓
https://t.co/3jNg4Qc1Wj
Do you want to do a #PhD that will take you across the globe? We @RHULPsychology have a *fully funded* PhD project on comparative #culturalevolution in bird song, involving fieldwork in Scandinavia/Japan & a #citizenscience project! See https://t.co/mIVyvIMAJe #animalbehaviour
Lies Zandberg from @CuCo_Group and @RHULPsychology out and about in the farm early yesterday morning with her bespoke corn bunting recording equipment! They’ve built lots of audio recorders and put them in fields on fence posts around the farm
Funded Phd Studentship! We have a four-year PhD studentship available on the topic of comparative cultural evolution in bird song. Includes fieldwork in Scandinavia and Japan (hopefully) and a citizen science project too! See here: https://t.co/VdC6ceY8HC for more details
Building our own field audio recorders! In numbers (we've built 40 so far), we will be able to track cultural evolution within corn bunting dialects throughout breeding seasons with these! Thanks to @RHULPsychology for support
Online scientific meeting hosted by the Royal Society entitled ‘The emergence of collective knowledge and cumulative culture in animals, humans and machines’; 14–15 March 2022. Free but registration required.
https://t.co/q1kTrclGlE
In September, a study of #humpbackwhale song by @RoyalHolloway & @univofstandrews revealed that, while they love learning new songs, those songs change & spread through whale populations in different ways based on their location! https://t.co/csN13jpTJD @RHULPsychology
Join us at the @asab_conference poster session where students Lauren Bignold and Mollie Brown will present the work they have done on song sharing in the European robin (14:00-16:00 GMT, poster 1.2)! #asab_winter2021