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Research Design in the Study of Animal Social Behavior, hosted by Mike Webster
A weekly discussion group for the evaluation of ongoing research projects - not necessarily finished products - in areas related to animal behavior. Neurobiology and Behavior graduate students studying animal behavior are encouraged to sign up to present once every year, especially those students in their second year and beyond. Students, post-docs and faculty from any field are welcome to both present and attend.
Tuesdays, 12:25-1:15 p.m. virtually
To schedule a date, contact Jaclene Weston
Spring 2021:
| Date | Speaker | Possible Topic |
|---|---|---|
| February 9 | Mike Webster | Organizational and Open Discussion |
| February 16 | All | Rose, bud and thorn catch-up |
| February 23 | Andrew Legan | Evolution and function of chemical phenotypes of wasps |
| March 2 | Madelyn Ore | Environmental Variation across a Range |
| March 9 | No Class - Wellness Day | |
| March 16 | Christopher Tarango | Pondering the evolution and function of a newly discovered duet |
| March 23 | Caitlin Miller | |
| March 30 | No Class | |
| April 6 | Rob Raguso | Preparing for Field Research |
| April 13 | No Class | |
| April 20 | Phoebe Koenig | How much venom should an ant produce? |
| April 27 | Andrea Roeser | Joint neural control of communicative vocalizations and gestures in parrots |
| May 4 | Colleen Poje | Multi-female social groups in Variegated Fairy-wrens |
| May 11 | Kern Reeve | Artificial Intelligence and the study of animal behavior |