Read this year's JEB Special issue, Developmental plasticity: from mechanisms to evolutionary processes, for FREE! Reviews by Patrick Rohner Paula Brunton 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Neil Metcalfe Suvi Ruuskanen Matthew Walsh Helen Eachus L Wilbrecht Mylene Mariette & others journals.biologists.com/jeb/issue/227/…

Preprint alert! Comparing the limbic-frontal connectome across the primate order: conservation of connections and implications for translational neuroscience biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

So immensely proud to see my PhD work out today in nature! Combining neuroscience and ethology to an unprecedented degree in primates, we uncover neural signatures of social support and grooming reciprocity—building blocks of relationships. shorturl.at/jvHSY 🧵👇

Field studies show social network shrinking in #ageing monkeys🐒 – new study from Baptiste Sadoughi and Primate Behavioral Ecology @primbehavecol.bsky.soc published Royal Society Publishing dpz.eu/en/home/single…

How do macaque's subcortical brain structures process social multisensory input? Check out our (VERY EXCITING) fMRI publication: doi.org/10.1111/ejn.16… (part I of the story on cortical areas nature.com/articles/s4146…) Congrats to first Mathilda Froesel & last Suliann Ben Hamed et al.!

Paper alert 🚨🐶🧠 doi.org/10.1016/j.neub… We reviewed all dog fMRI studies investigating the neural bases of visual social perception so far. (1/4)

🌟Hot off the press! 🌟 Our new, MULTIDIMENSIONAL PRIMATE NICHE LANDSCAPE shows the role of competition in primate lives and evolution. Read it here in Communications Biology: t.ly/pQp7L With Prof Kathelijne Koops and Catalina Pimiento; CambridgeBioAnth Cambridge Archaeology Amazing pic by Jonas Abana Eriksson

my labmate Jo-Hsien Yu and i co-wrote a review paper on collective behavior! check it out for our perspective on how studying the neurobiology of individuals can enhance our understanding of diverse collective behaviors 🐟🦜🦇🐜🐬 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

A really great read! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

I’m excited to share that the first paper of my thesis work is finally out! A modernized approach to studying high throughput, freely moving social behaviors in marmosets. Grateful for all the support from my advisors and labs!

All kudos to Julia Sliwa (Julia Sliwa) from Institut du Cerveau - Paris Brain Institute, Justine Cléry (Justine Cléry) and Maëva Gacoin from The Neuro, and Katja Heuer (katja heuer (🐘 @[email protected])) from our lab at INSTITUT PASTEUR! And thank you to the Big Brain Theory 4 initiative for supporting our project!

Very excited by this wonderful collaboration (The Neuro INSTITUT PASTEUR Institut du Cerveau - Paris Brain Institute) for unraveling more primate social mechanisms with Maëva Gacoin katja heuer (🐘 @[email protected]) Roberto Toro (🐘 @[email protected]) Julia Sliwa. Thank you BBT4 for your support!

*Very* excited to see the last study of my PhD making the cover of Science Magazine on the macaques of Caribbean Primate Research Center. We show that ecological disturbances can alter selective pressures on social ties leading to persistent societal changes. shorturl.at/i2WIB 🧵👇

EFP-Primatology happened in Lausanne at the beginning of the month. Here are 10 new discoveries about primates that I've learned during the congress published in #uniscope : bit.ly/3XFHn8V

Wild opportunity! 🚨 If you are going to #SfN #SfN2024 , you are finishing PhD student in neurophysiology looking to do some wild neuroscience I’m trying to find you!!! Please get in touch! I want to support someone to join the lab to work on Agoutis! neuroetho.com

It's out! See the paper for all things brainstem fmri, brainstem-cortex relationships, neuromodulatory receptors, functional gradients, moody colourmaps, wonderbread plots, the word "umwelt", 6 more raphe nuclei than you thought there were,

Our new paper using deep learning to describe primate facial gestures is now online! Please give it a read! sciencedirect.com/science/articl… @DBIOSUnito DeepLabCut 🦄

How and why do age and sociality intersect? Check out the new Special Issue put together by Josh Firth that I had the privledge to help guest edit. PS. 10 points to those who correctly tell Josh which is the oldest monkey in the cover photo 😂

Thrilled to share that our paper on the link between the evolution of two prefrontal brain regions with social and foraging challenges in primates is out in eLife! 🧠🐒 Check it out! 👉 elifesciences.org/articles/87780 Musée de l'Homme CNRS 🌍 CNRS Écologie & Environnement CNRS Biologie eLife - the journal