David Dormagen

PhD Student at BioroboticsLab, Freie Universität Berlin

[Tim Landgraf @tlandgraf]

Echo chambers in the honeybee dance communication! We automatically detected 100K waggle phases of dancing bees and found a fascinating aspect of how bees organize their colony space. A thread.

[Iain Couzin @icouzin]

Automated tracking of 4,201 bees at 3Hz over their lifetime reveals 2 axes of behavioral variation, lifelong consistencies in movement patterns and how colonies respond to sudden environmental change! @SmithBeeLab @j_d_davidson @tlandgraf @nebww @DDormagen https://t.co/iyVnfypUjS

[Nature Communications @NatureComms]

New featured image on our website!
https://t.co/zp4DaeQLq6

Related to this paper:
Social networks predict the life and death of honey bees
https://t.co/zEOwJfbrwi

@nebww @DDormagen @AdrianZachariae @SmithBeeLab
@DrKSTraynor @DirkBrockmann @icouzin @tlandgraf

[David Dormagen @DDormagen]

Credits to the great team! @nebww
@AdrianZachariae
@SmithBeeLab
@DrKSTraynor
@DirkBrockmann
@icouzin
@tlandgraf

[David Dormagen @DDormagen]

Here's a blog post in the "Behind the Paper" series of Nature Ecology & Evolution that gives a bit of background about our latest paper on honey bee social networks https://t.co/AkPDJEv2tM

(direct link to paper: https://t.co/R34njcP7qD )

[Fernando Wario @WarioFernando]

These bees have some nice salsa moves @vitotrianni @tlandgraf @DDormagen @nebww

[Nature Communications @NatureComms]

Social networks predict the life and death of honey bees.

@nebww @DDormagen @AdrianZachariae @SmithBeeLab @DrKSTraynor @DirkBrockmann @icouzin @tlandgraf

https://t.co/YXeeAj8OHy