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In her ECRSpotlight, Laura X. Mendez discusses her scientific journey so far from arachnids to humans to birds, how looking at the world around her inspires her to ask interesting questions & why it’s important to be open to the changes that life throws at us journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/22…

Antoine Stier Antoine Stier tells us about his experience of publishing his #OA JEB paper for free, thanks to the #ReadAndPublish agreement between Turun yliopisto - University of Turku & The Company of Biologists. Check if your institution also has a The Company of Biologists #ReadAndPublish agreement too

In her ECRSpotlight, Jess MacPherson discusses how her interest in how good bacteria function led to her working with sturgeon and dogfish in Gary Anderson's lab, what she enjoys most about research & why you should find joy in the little things journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/22…

Paper wasps identify individuals conspecifics via face recognition. This gets highly demanding when🐝see conspecifics from different angles. Elizabeth Tibbetts et al. show that🐝do this via extrapolation that ensures a view invariant recognition. journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/do… Journal of Experimental Biology

Starved Hydra approach light while fed 🪼 not. New study from S. Kim, Krishna Badhiwala Guillaume Duret & Jacob Robinson on state-dependence in phototactic behavior of hydra. Journal of Experimental Biology journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/do…

In her ECRSpotlight, Emma Flatt discusses how a childhood spent on the beaches of Barbados helped form an interest in biology, why the groundhog is her favourite animal & how she fuses Caribbean recipes with Canadian cuisine with delicious results journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/22…

Neuroethology (ISN) Elizabeth Tibbetts Journal of Experimental Biology Anyone know what this is? I’m in Nova Scotia.

Issue 16 is closed and issue 17 has opened. journals.biologists.com/jeb/issue/227/… The cover by Antonia Groneberg Benjamin Judkewitz show a male (bottom) and female (top) tiny transparent and exquisite Danionella cerebrum fish. The males produce incredibly loud clicks for their size.

In his ECR Spotlight, @postalben tells us how natural history on the Discovery Channel & National Geographic inspired him as a kid, why it is important to understand how fish cope with low oxygen & how finding a community has helped him overcome imposter bit.ly/3Z920et

In her ECR Spotlight, Eleanor Caves tells us how Sonke Johnsen gave her freedom during her PhD to develop her own projects, the challenges of being an academic mom and why she adores cleaner shrimp journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/22…

In their recent Perspective, Susana Braz & Adalberto Luis Val use the mass fish deaths caused by an extreme drought and heatwave in the Amazon to highlight the urgent need to understand and mitigate climate impacts on aquatic ecosystems journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/22…

Fast decisions are often inaccurate, but that might not be their only consequence. In a recent article, Tait & co show that bees who make fast decisions have bigger brains but they also use more energy journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/22… Read the full research here journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/22…

Read this month’s Editor’s Choice article, Development of sound production in Danionella cerebrum by Antonia Groneberg Benjamin Judkewitz & co journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/22…