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

Thank you McGill University for the press release and, of course, thanks to Logan S James, Mori, and Wada for their help with the paper. CRBLM McGill Biology

Congratulations to Rouse, Patel, & KaoLabTufts! Looking forward to reading it.

I’m queen of the palliative care ward! Day 2 of my shuffle walk! I’m so grateful for your donations & support. I can do this. A walk each day 💪🏼♥️

woot!

A-moo-zing... researchers successfully potty train cows! science.org/content/articl…

STEMM Diversity (run by McGill grad students) publishes blog post crosstalk.cell.com/blog/what-no-o… and paper in Trends in Ecology & Evolution sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

very cool stuff!

congratulations alex!

Nadia's journey and outreach were simply inspiring. It was an honor to have her as a colleague and friend.

Release day! In Episode #9 we speak with Mike Ryan about sexual selection and communication, his book "A Taste for the Beautiful", and the trade-off between attractiveness and predation risk in túngara #frogs 🐸 Listen & subscribe now, wherever you get #podcasts 🎙️ (1/3)

We are hiring a #postdoc interested in neuroethology, electrophysiology, and behavior to come study somatosensory and auditory perception in songbirds at McGill U in Montreal. More details on the position & lab here: sarahwoolleylab.wordpress.com/join_us/ Please RT!

Cool stuff! Congratulations to @AndreaRavignani and his team. Categorical rhythms in a singing primate cell.com/current-biolog…

Congratulations @robertslab !!! This is incredible.

This should be fun! Featuring talks about language, speech, and birdsong by @kennysmithed, Dr. Limor Raviv 🦄🤗🐘🦒, @PaolinaPalma, Logan S James!

congratulations sam et al!!! very cool

Thanks AKA NickleDave for tweeting this out. I met David Birdsong during my sabbatical at UT Austin. I HAD to meet him for obvious reasons, and it turned out that we shared many interests. So glad to collaborate with such a smart, knowledgable, and thoughtful person!

It was an honor and pleasure to work on this paper with David Birdsong. I learned a lot during the process and had fun thinking about studies on birdsong learning and performance to assess parallels with human multilingualism. CRBLM

Are you working on an innovative bioacoustics research project? Each quarter, we give up to $12,000 in equipment through our grant program. Our next deadline is one week from today. Get your application in by August 15th! loom.ly/F-FDbcc

So excited to have Alex Keene up at McGill today. He gave an incredible talk and told us about the really exciting work he and his collaborators are doing with blind cavefish! Very cool system and data! McGill Biology