First paper of my PhD ! Red-capped mangabeys exchange turn-taking-based contact calls: social status of callers affects the response rate, the position in the exchange, and the response delay. rdcu.be/c3JQM

One week ago, I defended my thesis on conversations, in a difficult but exciting comparative approach between human infants and non-human primates. It was an amazing experience! I'm proud to have finished this work, even if it's hard to leave @EthosLabo… Let's find a post-doc!

first day #Postdoc #Neuchâtel

By the way, a new paper is out! Coming from my PhD thesis at @EthosLabo, it's a playback experiment conducted on mangabeys to investigate how they perceive turn-taking rule. Everything is on the title + it's on open access, so no excuses! doi.org/10.1371/journa…

It’s finally out!! Our new 🔊study shows that wild geladas seem to recognize prosocial vocal affiliation to victims of aggression! A key insight into the evolution of empathy in primates🐒 Geladas_for_Cooperation PLOS PLOS One journals.plos.org/plosone/articl…

Humans have many unusual traditions. But did you know animals’ strange behaviors can become culture too? Out now in Current Biology (doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.…) we document a bizarre tradition: interspecies infant abduction. Interactive timeline (ab.mpg.de/671374) 🧵(1/12)

Now live at the COPERNICUS FESTIVAL ‘25: Klaus Zuberbühler on "Atoms of Meaning: What Rules Govern Primate Communication" youtube.com/watch?v=ZIXKT0… Stay tuned because after this Klaus Zuberbühler will debate "How did Language Evolve?" with CLES NCU's own Przemysław Żywiczyński.