📢 Are you a PhD student of Neurobiology? ‼️Then apply soon to our exciting #NeuroDoWo2023 workshop! Here you can find our list of keynote speakers whom we are thrilled to host! 🤓🧠👩‍🔬👨‍🔬

Job alert 📢: How does a #bee see the sky? At the JJFosterLab you have the chance to answer this exciting question! Come and join us at the #CASCB Universität Konstanz and MPI-AB is on Bluesky @mpi-animalbehav.bsky.social! 🐝🐝🐝 #neuroscience #biology #PhDposition exc.uni-konstanz.de/collective-beh… Research in Germany - Initiative of the BMFTR

Hey there. We’re hiring! Fully-funded Postdoc/PhD positions are open in my lab Universität Würzburg #UniWürzburg. Get in touch if you’re interested in joining this fantastic crew 👇 Details here: theachelab.org/open-positions #neuroscience #drosophila #AcademicChatter. RT appreciated.

📣I will soon announce two fully funded PhD positions in fish ecophysiology at Göteborgs universitet / University of Gothenburg Naturvetenskap/GU. Start date late this year and I’ll post announcement here. Tell your friends! 📣

🚨New paper out in PNASNews! We Robin Grob Universität Würzburg #UniWürzburg show that experimentally altered magnetic fields affect both #Behavior and #NeuronalPlasticity during intial learning walks in #Cataglyphis #ants🐜🧭↘️pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…↙️#navigation #neuroethology #magnetoreception #compass

🐜 Just out in PNASNews! We've studied how desert ants process magnetic information. Our findings reveal how manipulating magnetic fields impacts the brain, affecting compass calibration and spatial memory formation. 🧠🧭 Pauline N. Fleischmann Universität Würzburg #UniWürzburg doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2…

Desert ants find their way back to the nest with the help of the earth's magnetic field. The associated learning process leaves traces in their nervous system. This is shown by a new study PNASNews Robin Grob @Cataglyphilosophine @NTNUnorway #Cataglyphis ▶️ uni-wuerzburg.de/en/news-and-ev…

Wüstenameisen finden während einer frühen Lernphase mithilfe des Magnetfelds der Erde ihren Weg. Das zeigt eine neue Studie eines Würzburger Forschungsteams. doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2… Universität Würzburg #UniWürzburg Bild: Robin Grob, Universität Würzburg

Auch BR24 berichtet über unsere Robin Grob Universität Würzburg #UniWürzburg Studie in PNASNews und den Befund, dass #Wüstenameisen ihren #Kompass mit dem #Erdmagnetfeld kalibrieren 😊 Und ich komme auch zu Wort 🗨🤩 ↘️br.de/nachrichten/wi…↙️🐜🧭🧠

Huge gratitude to the incredible field helpers from Universität Würzburg #UniWürzburg! Their invaluable support made studying ant behavior and brains in their natural habitat not just possible, but also a lot of fun 🐜🧠🧭

Look at this beautiful ant brain 🧠🧭

My dear colleague Jacqueline Degen looks for a PhD student to join her project on the #behavior of moth under natural & artificial light at night🦋💡 #ALAN I highly recommend the supervisor, the Zoology II department Universität Würzburg #UniWürzburg + field work in Berlin 🤩↘️lmy.de/CWxy↙️

It's not just a compass but a reference system! Desert ants use magnetic information to calibrate their visual cues and remember routes. sciencenews.org/article/how-ma…

🚨#PhDposition in our group! #insect #vision #flight You are curious about how moths adjust their vision & movement dynamically to night-time lights (incl. #ALAN): apply to become part of the team - roof jumps included (insect-vision.com) t.ly/QDkZS 📢pl RT

"First-generation students … are learning the system as we go." Adilene Bernal Sánchez #ScienceWorkingLife scim.ag/7Se

Visualizing Science! I'm holding a series of free, online workshops, thanks to Johns Hopkins University. All are welcome! I plan to have fun with Danielle VanBrabant, Damond Kyllo, and Amey Zhang to introduce visualization topics and challenges. No art experience is necessary.

We are excited to offer a DAAD Rise internship this coming summer (~May-August) for NA/UK/IRE undergraduate students! Interested in insect vision👀, quantitative behaviour🧮, and movement tracking🦋? Get in touch with us and/or apply here: rise-germany.de/offer/offers/d…

Contrairement à d'autres insectes, les fourmis du désert pourraient utiliser la polarité du champ géomagnétique pour s'orienter sco.lt/7X2ozo via Phys_org / University of Oldenburg / Current Biology Cataglyphis nodus