Lauren Brent
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Social networks, evolution of sociality. Professor @CrabExeter @exeterpsych. Editor: Animal Behaviour. She/her. https://t.co/pwiG6GBZg0
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New postdoc opening in my group! If you're interested in using cutting edge methods to understand how our social networks contribute to life outcomes through analyzing with one of the most amazing datasets in the world, this is the job for you!
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New paper alert - congratulations Melissa Pavez Fox for this excellent piece of work on the trade-offs between social status, social ties, and parasite infection in rhesus macaques! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
Please RT: Interested in a 3-year postdoc fellowship to study neotropical bat behavior with me at Smithsonian Panama? If so, email me. Deadline July 15 stri.si.edu/nomis
Sorry if you're still wanting to register: we have 160 people registered and are full! ASAB Conferences 2024 ASAB #ASABSpring2024
Great summary of our #Nature paper in Scientific American. Thanks Lydia Denworth #RobertSeyfarth “These are, quite frankly, extraordinary discoveries' & #MatthewRushworth “It is as if the neurons are keeping track of a register of social credit and debit.”
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We're hiring! The Behavioral Ecology and Conservation Research Group at
Ciencias Naturales UR is seeking a new research technician! If you're interested in behavior, birds and rodents, join our collaborative team! 🐦🐹 Apply now! tinyurl.com/AdResearchT #JobOpening #ResearchAssistant
Mother of all bonds: influences on spatial association across the lifespan in capuchins, with Peter Korsten and Wild Capuchin Foundation ...
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What a fun meeting! Thanks for being the driving force behind it Josh Firth and thanks everyone for being there and the The Royal Society for hosting
In honour of #DarwinDay , one of the animal behaviour historical #WomenInScience that we are featuring is Mary Treat (1830-1923), an American entomologist and botanist who corresponded extensively with Charles Darwin. 1/5
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Cayo Jamboree 2024 was a great success! Thanks everyone for getting together in sunny Puerto Rico and NYU Primatology for organising this installment