Super excited that our paper got published today @NaturePhysics! Really thankful to all co-authors. We explore the critical behavior observed in giant fish shoals 🐟🐠🐡https://t.co/43RDFe7UsS
Announcement of a cool event organised by our long-term collaborator Prof Lenin Arias-Rodriguez at @UJAT Awesome insights into tropical biology at first place!
Great talks by lecturers, speakers, tutors & students. Two weeks of intense interchange of research on collective behavior are sadly coming to an end. Thanks to the organizers, specially to @zamakany.
Can't believe that the Konstanz school of collective behavior is coming to an end soon. It passed so quickly and the students are just great. It will happen again next year, make sure to apply to KSCB 2024 :) @CBehav
Counting down for the first Konstanz School of Collective behavior @CBehav . Next Monday, we begin rollin'. A great group of students will descend on Konstanz and a fabulous line up of speakers, tutors and scientists. It will be fun. All details here : https://t.co/2Ke36aibtZ
So, an era is ending in our lab! The fantastic Dr. @fritzafrancisco defended successfully his PhD thesis on collective learning in the #amazonmolly. Was a great time with you, great research and great fun! We will miss you! @scioi_cluster
Thank you @CollectiveBRL Palina and David for the fascinating talk on collective air-breathing of Arapaima gigas! Learned a lot about how groups integrate individual differences to achieve highly synchronized collective behavior!
We’re back again in beautiful Teapa, #Mexico trying to uncover the mysteries of the collective waves of the sulfur fishes — together with teams from @michitobler lab and @DACBiolUJAT. So many great minds for studying these great fishes!
Time to get active! Participants arriving for the workshop on “New perspectives on active systems” taking place at our institute this week https://t.co/Vp6WB22ZfG
Finally back in #Trinidad for some guppy research! During the last 2 weeks we've also found some other awesome animals while exploring! 🐒
Does anyone have an idea which molly we've found here? P. gillii possibly?
#teamfish#poeciliareticulata