Research on 'Shaping inter-species connectedness: #dogtraining and the emergence of new forms of #humananimal relations'. Funded by the Leverhulme Trust.
Dogs at Work: Gendered Organizational Cultures and Dog-Human Partnerships, Nickie Charles, Rebekah Fox, Mara Miele. and Harriet Smith
Linda Tallberg & Lindsay Hamilto have edited an interesting collection of cutting-edge essays about #animalsatwork
https://t.co/ke1UkaVxNH
📢 Exciting news! Prof. Nickie Charles, will be presenting at a workshop on gender, policing, and ethnographic research and speaking to the fascinating world of human-animal interactions within law enforcement.
Register here: https://t.co/O3sqdQdB1I
📢Thanks to @DogsTrust, we have a *fully funded PhD open for applications* @RoyalVetCollege, looking at how and why dogs >16 weeks old are re-sold in the UK. Mix of big data quant looking at online ads and qualitative methods. Please share!
https://t.co/FZe2FZQe10
Our Compos(t)ing the City Workshop Series kicks off tomorrow with a talk from Professor Alastair McIntosh on 'Towards an Ecology of the Imagination'!
18.04.23/Online/7:15pm
https://t.co/eP2OZFSua0
Talk to the tail!😉🐶New study on the purpose of #dog tails suggests that pooches' tails play little or no role in agile acrobatic manoeuvres, but mainly serve as "waggable communication devices". Woof😉!🐾 https://t.co/RhHFqjluGO @ArdianJ_Lab@MPI_IS@TomRottier@SchulzScience_
🌟 Earlier this year, we were really pleased to learn our paper 'Impact of the First COVID-19 Lockdown on Management of Pet Dogs in the UK' had been awarded @Animals_MDPI 2022 Best Paper Award! 🥇Read it #OpenAccess here 👉https://t.co/TGrFCWsySJ #2022WrapUp#Advent
Post-doctoral vusiting researcher at the @humananimalics is launching a new reading group on #animals in #education Well done! Looking forward to hearing more about it 🤗🍀🐄🐷
Multiple #postdocjobs available through the Living Earth Collaborative! Projects in behavior, conservation, conservation vet med, ecology, economics, education, environmental justice, evolution, One Health, and public policy possible!
https://t.co/B4B9HcqtLh
📢 2022/23 Seminar Series
We're delighted to announce the dates and speakers for our 2022/23 online Seminar Series! You can find full details and links to register on our website: https://t.co/6QPLQ8QPSk. See you there!
#AnimalHistory#Twitterstorians#HistSTM#EnvHist#AgHist
🌊Catch today's episode of @BBCRadio4#ThinkingAllowed about "The Sea" today at 4pm, featuring our Alice Mah @ToxicExpertise on the plastics crisis and
her book #Plastic Unlimited https://t.co/Lr3FZSLVDI
Medical humanities meets animal studies .. REALLY excited to be launching this new network in critical medical humanities with the brilliant @CSCBellet@Incidentallyb@renelle_mc @evahaifa_ Thank you NNMHR for the funding and watch this space ...
dogs see in smells: I'm delighted to be even the smallest part of this new work showing connections between the olfactory bulb and occipital (!) lobes in dogs
https://t.co/4b3lDFDxMi
"‘Imagine you are a Dog’: embodied learning in multi-species research"
💥NEW ARTICLE💥 from our Prof Nickie Charles, Rebekah Fox, Harriet Smith and Mara Miele, based on the @interspecies18@LeverhulmeTrust research, out now in @CulturalSage
https://t.co/4k1XhavLZt
The @DTScholars Behaviour team are delivering an introductory workshop on @DogsTrust's new 'Dog Friendly Workplaces' programme 🐶🏢 aiming to ensure dogs are happy & healthy in the workplace.
📅 27th July
⏰ 14:00 BST.
More info & registration here 👉 https://t.co/KLDPpdaojP
Imagine you are a dog 🐕🐶
Fox, R, Charles, N, Miele, M and Smith, H (2022) ‘‘Imagine you are a Dog’: Embodied Communication in Dog Training’, in Cultural Geographies, First Published June 14, 2022, available at: https://t.co/by3on9X34M
Just registered to attend this fantastic two-day conference. Really looking forward to listening to the range of presentations and VERY excited for @WildPasts_ keynote! 🐴🐥🦙🐕🦺🐑