In their new study of #primate#taxonomy, Creighton et al. find no support for the hypothesis that taxonomic splitting causes lineages to be listed as more imperiled - read the paper for FREE via https://t.co/WA6UKmzPn0 @M_J_Creighton @WileyEcolEvol
I am looking for students to apply for an internal PhD studentship at Liverpool JMU to work with me on behavioural and neural responses to social signals in the coop breeding daffodil cichlid fish. Please share and message me for details. @FindAPhD: https://t.co/EH5VxNqgRi
We are recruiting a post-doctoral fellow to join our team! Experience with birds 🐦 and brains 🧠 preferred. We will start reviewing applications on March 31st.
Now hiring the 2nd postdoc on this project! Looking for someone interested in social relationships and with field experience, esp. behavioural experiments. Deadline Oct 15th. Job advert: https://t.co/DtD4vWjA7j, extended description: https://t.co/Gh3Simx1g5. Please RT!
Wow! @raifinnedfishes shows how trini. guppies learn to respond to light stimulus with anti predator behaviours, + how this is acquired by other indv. but at different rates. Literally shining the light on eco & evol diff. among populations. @AFS_SciComm#AFSvirtual2020#scicomm
Excited to attend my first @AmFisheriesSoc meeting! Swing by next week to hear me talk about social learning, alarm cue and fish brains! Looking forward to some fishy discussions. #AFSvirtual2020
Glad to have finally joined Twitter! Encouraging enthusiastic individuals to join my lab @BioMcGill@mcgillu in beautiful Montréal, Canada. Looking for a new PhD student that will examine neurogenesis in avian brood parasites. Visit https://t.co/JKnDPIqXCk.
PhD (competition funded) in my lab with @peterfalkingham and Will Swaney looking at receiver responses to social signals using computer generated stimuli in a cooperatively breeding fish.
https://t.co/syvyO8vw53
Wyatt Toure @Wyatt_Toure is a master’s student at McGill University. He studies learning and developmental plasticity in guppies with @simonmreader and brain/behavioural evolution in butterflies with @eohomo. #BlackInAnimalBehavior
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Final #SQEBC2019 schedule & program now posted at: https://t.co/KJ0uPYIdVX. All registrants should have received by email. Registration now or on-site still possible. Vin d’honneur on opening night (this Friday!) in honour of Louis Lefebvre.
Julie Morand-Ferron (@JMorandFerron) opens the #SQEBC2019 behavioural biology meeting with a free public talk (in French w/ English slides): “Différences individuelles et évolution de la cognition”. Fri. Nov. 1, 19:00 @BioMcGill@mcgillu: McIntyre Room 522 ‘Palmer’. All welcome!
Hour 1: academic careers: graduate students and professors talk about career paths with a focus on implicit knowledge. Guests: Frédérique Truchon (McGill), Lauren Brent (Exeter, UK; @ljnbrent) David White (Wilfrid Laurier, Canada). See: https://t.co/2TGiFuL5Se
‘Aging in a social world’: Lauren Brent (Exeter, UK; @ljnbrent) is giving the @BioMcGill Organismal Seminar this Thursday, October 31, 15:30 in N7/1 Stewart. Warm up for her plenary at #SQEBC2019!
@florentdery @ChelseyPaquett2 This hasn't been put online yet: Poster boards are 120*120 cm (4 by 4 feet). Any poster format that fits on the boards is acceptable. #sqebc2019.