Songbird Research
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Latest scientific research about the songbird & birdsong. Mostly neuroscience and ethology. It cannot be exhaustive but tell me if I miss your favorite study!
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It’s time for the 2nd symposium of the Virtual Songbird Satellite Series! Social and vocal interactions with talks by Mor Ben-Tov Kuperberg, Julie Elie, & Jonathan Benichov. Friday Nov. 20, 11am EST. See flier for details and register here: forms.gle/FofP4DtBvEZS7v….
Please join us for the last symposium in our 2020 Virtual Songbird Satellite series! Auditory perception with talks from @bjoring Luke Remage-Healey & Jon Sakata Fri Dec 11, at 11am EST. Details in the flier, register here if you haven't done so previously: forms.gle/5gGqMciRsWChKU…
v cool study of how chatter calls of female cowbirds interact with male song, from Luke Anderson Ammon Perkes Marc Schmidt et al. behavioral analysis points to function of forming / maintaning bonds, & "jamming" (why? read the 🧵!) cc Songbird Research Animal Prattle 1/2
What a way to "start tweeting!" Excited to present my poster P229.06 at #SfNConnectome21, where I describe my work on the Introductory Notes leading birdsong. Live session on 11th Jan, 10:30 am EST. Songbird Research #neuroethology #seekingpostdocposition
The Sound Communication and Behaviour group is excited to invite applications for a tenure-track position in neuroethology / behavioural neuroscience: sdu.dk/en/service/led… @neuroethology Behavioral Neuroscience Society for Neuroscience (SfN) Songbird Research #tenuretrack #neuroethology deadline: March 31
Article in press. Check out our latest review on #intrinsic/#homeostatic plasticity in general, with emphasis on #birdsong learning. Songbird Research MSFEA Neurobiology of Language Elsevier | ScienceDirect ElsevierNeuroscience Elsevier sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
We are looking for a PhD candidate interested in neuroscience, birdsong and beyond! Join our amazing collaboration between @Scharff_scharff 1337 and the Vallentin Lab at MPI for Ornithology Max Planck PhDnet CosyneMeeting Songbird Research fens.org/News-Activitie…
Analysis of 160 zebra finch pairs suggests that balanced imitation sustains song culture, promoting song diversity within groups and species recognition across groups. Songbird Research Erich Jarvis @oferon nature.com/articles/s4146…
Check out our new work (thread below) on social reward and vocal learning in songbirds!, This is the work I did for my dissertation. Thanks to Birdbrain Lab for their extraordinary mentoring and support! #songbird #learning #animalbehavior Songbird Research
Super excited to share the latest paper from my lab in Current Biology: zebra finches have unprecedented fine-control over their vocal muscles, many neurons innervate single muscle fibers! cell.com/current-biolog… Songbird Research @neuroethology Syddansk Universitet Animal Prattle
Unsupervised neural network-based method for perceptual similarity between animal sounds No citation of Tim Sainburg @jmxpearson group which I would consider related work 🤔 cc Songbird Research Animal Prattle Tessa Rhinehart
The neuroscience of turn-taking in conversations @MelColemanLab Eric S Fortune Songbird Research scientificamerican.com/article/the-ne…
Super excited to share the results of a collaboration with Ani Patel, Professor of Psychology Tufts University and expert in cross-species studies of music cognition and rhythmic processing. Congrats to Andrew Rouse! Check it out here: pnas.org/content/118/29…
New insights into the internal neural representation of conspecific vocalizations (preprint by @bjoring & Dan Meliza); turns out zebra finches experience illusory continuity of occluded songs, too. [ping Songbird Research ] biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
New episode day! 🥳 In our new episode, we speak with Jesse Goldberg about everything #neurobiology! We talk about Jesse's research on song learning in zebra finches 🐦 and how #dopamine aids animal learning! Don't miss it, wherever you find #podcasts!
