Congratulations to @MatthewBabb8 for winning the #ASP2023Reno Outstanding Talk award for his talk in decision making in capuchins!!! Way to go, Matt!! #CEBUSLab
Does endogenous oxytocin influence prosocial behavior? @MatthewBabb8 tells us about his work on this question in group housed capuchin monkeys. @SouthEasternEHB#seehb5
Do capuchins use chunking when making foraging decisions? Building on @LaurentPretot and @DrSFBrosnan work with tufted capuchin monkeys, I will be presenting my results from a study on the ephemeral choice task at the #ASP2021 poster session! Come check it out! #CEBUSlab
Do you know the Ephemeral-Permanent Task? Here, we examined whether factors that helped capuchins improve their performance would generalize to other primates. Check out! with @DrSFBrosnan, @ZooATL, @SavingGorillas, @GSUPsychology, @GSU_Research.
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Introducing @TheRoachLab!
We use discoid cockroaches to help students learn about behavior and cognition, as well as promote public engagement with science.
Check us out at https://t.co/YHsvuWK2Co!
#FirstPost#TheRoachLab#STEMeducation
Excited to share our new paper on sex differences in the capuchin brain! It was great to be a part of this collaboration with @LabHecht@mebenitez85 @kim78209 and @DrSFBrosnan. #WomenInSTEM https://t.co/s3fhBNB5Di
It’s a...GIRL! Meet Shila 💗
Shila (Shy-La) means “flame” in the language of the Inuit, and this 3-week-old #beluga calf is fiery and all spunk! Our animal care & health teams were excited to learn the sex during the calf’s first exam with momma Whisper by her side.
It is my great pleasure to introduce Dr. Watzek! @watzoever did a wonderful job defending her dissertation via Zoom today. Congratulations, Dr. Watzek! We're really proud of you! @CogSciGSU#CEBUSlab