Lydia Hopper

Fascinated by how primates’ social worlds influence their decision making & wellbeing • Associate Professor at @HopkinsMedicine • #AnimBehavCogn EIC • she/her

[🇨🇦 Christopher Sturdy 🇨🇦 @cbsturdy]

A new issue of #AnimBehavCogn is published! https://t.co/UXVjV1QYQt EIC: @LydiaMHopper

[AmSoc Primatologists @ASPvoice]

Congratulations to Jaclyn Allen, @jacvirall, the 2024 recipient of the ASP Welfare Award for her outstanding presentation at the 46th Annual Meeting in Rivera Maya, Mexico. Jaclyn is based at Johns Hopkins University

[AmSoc Primatologists @ASPvoice]

Are you diligently working on your ASP Small Research Grant? The proposal deadline is June 14, 2024.

More information about this funding opportunity and how to apply can be found here: https://t.co/SLldO547r5

📸 Photo Credit: Kathy West (2023)

[Lydia Hopper @LydiaMHopper]

Monkeys? Mexico? Money? Check!

Apply for our scholarship to attend the @ASPvoice Primate Care Committee pre-conference workshop on primate welfare and social housing strategies

[AmSoc Primatologists @ASPvoice]

🌴 New Scholarship! 🌴

Travel support AND one year of free membership is available for those attending the ASP PCC Pre-Conference Workshop in Rivera Maya. Open to all! Applications are due on June 21st. Details and the application found here: https://t.co/v3vhkcbZEy

[Alecia Carter @alecia_carter]

@LydiaMHopper @DeniseHerzing @MaggieRamont @CTennie Excited for this paper with @UCLanthropology MSc student @helenreiderman as 1st author to be published in #AnimBehavCogn. Have a read to see how wild baboons treat objects with and without fur differently.

[Dr. Daniela Rößler @RoesslerDaniela]

The very first months of starting at @UniKonstanz, @JankaPlate joined me as an intern and experimented with 3D spider models and spiderlings of different species. Super proud that we published this sweet little project in #AnimBehavCogn! Congrats Janka!
https://t.co/RyP697YwzA

[Lydia Hopper @LydiaMHopper]

The May 2024 issue of Animal Behavior and Cognition is live! The variety of article topics, covering cognition, welfare, & ethology, with studies in jays, dolphins, dogs, & baboons, reflects the breadth of our publishing scope https://t.co/UL6zQnNaur #AnimBehavCogn #OpenAccess

[Samuel Richardson @sam_zoologist]

I'm over the moon to have my first paper on primate enrichment published by #AnimBehavCogn

Do you want to know how the field is progressing, for good and bad, and what we can do next? If yes, then please read my paper!

https://t.co/64xpLkCa12

[Anindita Bhadra @Abhadra7]

This is a fully open access journal with no APC. Yes, you read it right, #noAPC!

[Lydia Hopper @LydiaMHopper]

The February 2024 issue of Animal Behavior and Cognition issue is live! Featuring articles on bats, birds, capuchins, spiders, and more! https://t.co/ldo3e7WM3c #AnimBehavCogn @AMelinLab @JankaPlate @twig_technology #OpenAccess

[Lydia Hopper @LydiaMHopper]

@DrFayClark @dianne9m We reported our exclusion criteria in this paper studying Stroop effects in primates https://t.co/57eui80KAB

[DeepLabCut 🦄 @DeepLabCut]

🚨We are extending the deadline to apply for the 2024 AI Residency 1 week! Due next Friday Dec 8th 🚀💜👏🤩

Please share!

https://t.co/n6rDHxB8de

[Lydia Hopper @LydiaMHopper]

The latest issue of #AnimBehavCogn is live - it’s a special issue guest edited by @WPisula & Klaudia Modlinska on the topic of animal curiosity and information seeking. Featuring articles by @ForssSofia @NoRelation2Anne and @EmergingMindsAZ https://t.co/NP3MTRxZed #OpenAccess

[Lydia Hopper @LydiaMHopper]

@monkeyf1ngers You already have cats and windows. You now just need a sharpie and a disregard for your floors and you can make it happen

[Lydia Hopper @LydiaMHopper]

@jacvirall Ditto! So thrilled to work with you to enhance the welfare of captive primates and to share that work at #ASP2023

[Lydia Hopper @LydiaMHopper]

The latest issue of #AnimBehavCogn is out now, featuring articles on horses, whales, eels, chimpanzees, and corvids https://t.co/A4RSAdl9P4 @sebyosiere @GoatsThatStare @cbsturdy @CCCAnimals

[Lydia Hopper @LydiaMHopper]

It’s been forever since I’ve been on Twitter, but I couldn’t not share these cuties at @lincolnparkzoo

Video description: two juvenile Japanese macaques play fighting and tumbling around in a lush grassy habitat at Lincoln Park Zoo

[Lydia Hopper @LydiaMHopper]

@deniswirtz Thank you!

[AmSoc Primatologists @ASPvoice]

Final student spotlight of 2022
is Selena Guerrero-Martin @lena__onme a PhD Candidate working with Dr. Kelly Metcal Pate, Dr. Janice Clements, & @LydiaMHopper studying Rhesus & Pigtailed Macaques at @HopkinsMedicine / @JohnsHopkins. #FollowFriday #FutureFriday