🚨 This is not a drill! The first peregrine falcon egg has arrived in the nest on our Newton building 🦅🥚

Do you think we’ll see another egg soon? 👀

You can watch the live camera here 👉 bit.ly/40nTLci 👈 Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust

Interested in #animalcognition ? Keen to work with #dogs ? Come and work with us at the #dogcognitioncentre Centre for Comparative and Evolutionary Psychology Get in touch if you are interested.

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 🧵👇

PhD and Postdoc opportunities with Tom Kupfer Tom Kupfer on morality and trust! Join our Evolution and Social Interaction Research Group! Evolution and Social Interaction Group NTU Psychology NTU Research

The Marie-Curie Postdoc Fellowships Scheme will open shortly, if anyone is interested in joining our team broadly working on communication, emotion, facial expression, evolution, do get in touch! facediff.co.uk Evolution and Social Interaction Group NTU Research …sklodowska-curie-actions.ec.europa.eu/calls/msca-pos…

🔔Job alert! Postdoc position on the project 'Mind-blind morality: A route to trust in high-stakes conditions', supervised by Tom Kupfer Nottingham Trent University NTU Psychology NTU Research Evolution and Social Interaction Group and Prof Daniel Fessler. For more information or to apply: jobs.ac.uk/job/DGM439/pos…

New paper in Functional Ecology Primate mother–offspring conflict & body temp regulation during gestation & lactation with Rich McFarland Andrea Fuller robyn.hetem Peter Henzi & Louise Barrett Evolution and Social Interaction Group NTU Psychology NTU Research Nottingham Trent University link👉 tiny.cc/yebjxz

A postdoc position is available on the project 'Mind-blind morality: A route to trust in high-stakes conditions', supervised by Tom Kupfer at Nottingham Trent University, and Prof Daniel M.T Fessler. For more information or to apply:
jobs.ac.uk/job/DGM439/pos…

Changes in body temperature among pregnant and lactating monkeys during drought could put the population at risk - new research by Rich McFarland NTU School of Social Sciences independent.co.uk/climate-change…

Which of these answers appears more confident? and why? Come find out at Society for Affective Science poster session P3.F.227 (3 March, 3.15pm), where we'll show how dynamic facial expressions influence the interpretation of speech in two cultures and languages 🇬🇧🇨🇳 #AffectScience2024 #SAS2024

Super excited to present our new experimental platform DuckSoup at #AffectScience2024 (this Sunday, 3/3/2024, from 9:30:00 AM ) during my talk “CAUSAL SOCIAL INTERACTION RESEARCH WITH FACE TRANSFORMATION FILTERS” 🥳🥳

Dream PhD alert!!

Thanks for sharing!
Please read our latest #Autism research on #IntergroupBias in #Smile ☺️, published in CORTEX
Sarah J White Antonia Hamilton UCL ICN

doi.org/10.1016/j.cort…

Last week to participate!*

*If you are really motivated but don't have time, write to me and we'll work something out

🚨 Funded PhD position available (max. 4 years) to investigate how mangabeys perceive, represent and communicate! The project is supervised by Prof Klaus Zuberbühler based in Neuchâtel and with field work in Taï!

🐶Now out at EJP🐶
w/ Willem Sleegers Julia Stern Lars Penke Alex Jones p(h|D)

doi.org/10.1177/089020…

We tested how accurate people are at judging others' personality based on a facial photograph & whether they are aware of their own (in)accuracy.
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Fantastic trip to Trentham Monkey Forest with NTU Psychology Nottingham Trent University students Dr Chris Young and Rich McFarland Giving students a glimpse into behavioural fieldwork (the rain enhancing a real world experience) NTU Research Thanks to the whole Trentham team for an excellent day!

These grants are open not only to all PSGB members, but also primate range state nationals who are not members. Range state nationals that are successful with a grant application will be given free PSGB membership for the duration of their grant.

This also applies to research grants and captive care grants. Have a look here: psgb.org/pages/grants. These small grants are open to PSGB members and to primate range state nationals who are not members.