Thibault BoehlyThe @behaviour2023 conference comes to an end. I'm very happy I had the opportunity to present my work about cognitive control in archosaurs🦖 , for the first time with a talk in person.😀
Thanks to Berenika Mioduszewska for the picture.
Denis Reale (he/him)Using the data from the videogame Dead-by-Daylight (Behaviour Interactive, Montreal) to study social plasticity of prey on their probability to escape the predator! Francesca Santostefano et al. @sciencesuqam @bio_uqam #behaviour2023
Eva ReindlYesterday was a bit of a quieter day for me at #behaviour2023 , so my highlights of the day were Elisa Felsche‘s presentation of our work on #ExecutiveFunctions in children and #chimpanzees , as well as this very yummy Rosinenschnecke ⬇️ . Today finished the conference by learning about the super cool #Durga R package for visualizing effect sizes! Went back to the hotel with „Preussöön Schweinöö“ sing song by Bielefeld football fans on the tram. Looking forward to a hike tomorrow!
Sanja HakalaThanks for everyone at #behaviour2023, I had such a good time. 💖 Special thanks to
Tristram Wyatt for organizing the
@ScientistRebellion workshop, and to all ~70 others who joined! Action is better than despair ➡️ https://scientistrebellion.org/ways-to-join/
Tristram Wyatt for organizing the
@ScientistRebellion workshop, and to all ~70 others who joined! Action is better than despair ➡️ https://scientistrebellion.org/ways-to-join/
David N. FisherCan't believe it's the last day of #Behaviour2023, strolling in in the sunshine thinking about all the great talks I've seen and people I've talked to.
It's not all done though, still our symposium on plasticity of social behaviour in response to environmental change to come, head to lecture theatre 11.
Also, if anyone wants a beer in the afternoon sun after the conference meet me at Siegfried platz, it's a metro stop in between the uni and the centre 🍻
Dan StowellIs anyone surveying the biodiversity of the tattoos at #Behaviour2023? It would be cheeky of me to take photos, but there are many impressive animals being shown here :)
Richard Mott (Uni of Leeds): pigs can hear up to 45 kHz, but pretty much all research so far on pig welfare/communication recorded/played only sounds up to 22 kHz. - To pigs, the sounds were probably obvious fakes. - To humans, high-freq noise was simply not there... oops. #behaviour2023
Miriam KuspielIt has been a very great but also long week at #Behaviour2023 so far, but tomorrow afternoon (Friday), 5pm in LH5, you can finally learn more about that weird call that comes before the wolf! So come to Symposium C!
Next up: "there's been an explosion in research on rat tickling. Everyone wants to tickle rats" #behaviour2023