Please find below the full programme of the Animal Behaviour Live: Annual Online Conference 2022 (17-18 Nov). Light rows stand for the plenary speakers.
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| Plenary - Madeleine Beekman | |
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| Mathilde Chevallay | |
| Sheethal Vepur Ramamurthy | |
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| Tsighie Venturini | |
| Ofri Eitan | |
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| STRANGE Workshop |
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| Introduction to the conference | ||||
| The University of Sydney, Australia | Pr. Madeleine Beekman | Why I love studying honeybees | ||
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| Centre d'Etudes Biologiques de Chizé, France - CNRS | Mathilde Chevallay | Should I stay or should I go? Behavioural adjustments of fur seals related to foraging success | ||
| University of Jena, University of Würzburg, Germany | Sheethal Vepur Ramamurthy | Collective Construction: Adjustment of underground foraging tunnels by Leaf-cutting ants | ||
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| University of Padua, Italy | Tsighie Venturini | Individual processing of face-like stimuli enhances proto-arithmetical calculation in days old domestic chicks | ||
| Tel Aviv University, Israel | Ofri Eitan | Functional daylight echolocation in highly visual bats | ||
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| STRANGE Workshop | ||||
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| Pr. Leticia Avilés | |
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| Charlotte Wiltshire | |
| Maud Bonato | |
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| Subhasmita Patro | |
| João Gabriel de Almeida | |
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| MEET THE PI with Pr Elizabeth Tibbetts | |
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| Science outreach workshop |
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| Introduction to the session | ||||
| University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada | Pr. Leticia Avilés | On habitat filtering and limiting similarity - the ecology of spider sociality | ||
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| University of St Andrews, UK | Charlotte Wiltshire | DeepWild: application of the pose estimation tool DeepLabCut for behaviour tracking in wild chimpanzees and bonobos | ||
| Knysna Elephant Park, South Africa | Maud Bonato | Assessing the welfare of two semi-captive herd of African elephants using tail-hair cortisol and self-directed behaviours | ||
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| Indian Institute of Science, India | Subhasmita Patro | Integration of signaling traits during social interaction in a color-changing lizard | ||
| Federal University of Minas Gerais, Brazil | João Gabriel de Almeida | When looks are deceiving: vibrational displays during aggressive interactions between males do not represents an assessment of fighting capacity in the spider Trichonephila clavipes | ||
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| MEET THE PI with Pr Elizabeth Tibbetts | ||||
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| Science outreach workshop with Amalie Strange | ||||
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| Elizabeth Tibbetts | |
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| Stotra Chakrabarti | |
| Emmanuel I. Archibong | |
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| Luan Dias Lima | |
| Wesley Webb |
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| University of Michigan, USA | Elizabeth Tibbetts | How communication, cognition, and flexible hormone titers mediate social competence in paper wasps | ||
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| Macalester College, USA | Stotra Chakrabarti | Social Distancing in Lions | ||
| University of Uyo, Nigeria | Emmanuel I. Archibong | Allegory of the tortoise in African folklores: implications for the phenomenology of experience of children. | ||
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| University of São Paulo, Brazil | Luan Dias Lima | On the functional role of chemically insignificant cues in multitrophic caterpillar-ant-plant symbioses | ||
| Massey University, New Zealand | Wesley Webb | A global comparison of female birdsong complexity | ||
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| Pr. Hema Somanathan | |
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| Matilda Gibbons | |
| Nimish Subramaniam | |
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| Sydney Hy | |
| Deyatima Ghosh | |
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| MEET THE PI with Hema Somanathan |
| Time UTC+0 | Your local time in | Institution | Speaker | Title |
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| Introduction to the session | ||||
| Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, Thiruvananthapuram, India | Pr. Hema Somanathan | Bees beyond twilight | ||
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| Queen Mary University of London, UK | Matilda Gibbons | Motivational trade-offs and modulation of nociception in bumblebees | ||
| Azim Premji University, India | Nimish Subramaniam | An arachnid's guide to being an ant: Morphological and behavioral mimicry in ant-mimicking spiders | ||
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| University of Massachusetts Lowell, USA | Sydney Hy | Workerless queens and queenless workers: The behavior of the social parasite Tetramorium atratulum with Tetramorium immigrans in its introduced range | ||
| Ashoka Trust for Research in Ecology and the Environment, India | Deyatima Ghosh | Can biological pest regulation benefit from integrating predator cognition? | ||
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| MEET THE PI with Hema Somanathan | ||||
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| Pr. Erica van de Waal CANCELLED | |
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| Ishani Mukherjee | |
| Fabrizio Dell'Anna | |
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| Emilia Moreno | |
| Adelaide Sibeaux |
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| Introduction to the session | ||||
| University of Lausanne, Switzerland | Pr. Erica van de Waal CANCELLED | Lab cognition going wild: field experiments on vervet monkeys | ||
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| Indian Institute of Science Education and Research Kolkata, India | Ishani Mukherjee | Shoals in troubled waters? Impact of rising temperatures on shoal properties, foraging behaviour and metabolism in mixed species fish shoals | ||
| Universidad Veracruzana, Mexico | Fabrizio Dell'Anna | Grooming reciprocity in Geoffroy’s spider monkeys (Ateles geoffroyi): partner-control vs. partner-choice | ||
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| Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina | Emilia Moreno | Differences in habituation and dishabituation between pollen and nectar foragers contribute to foraging division of labor | ||
| University of Oxford, UK | Adelaide Sibeaux | Distance estimation in the Goldfish (Carassius auratus) | ||
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| STRANGE Workshop | |
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| Nour-eddine Kaikai | |
| Leticia Paiva | |
| Poster Session | |
| Chinmay Hemant Joshi | |
| Katja Kochvar |
| Time UTC+0 | Your local time in | Institution | Speaker | Title |
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| Introduction to the session | ||||
| STRANGE Workshop | ||||
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| Cadi Ayyad University, Morocco | Nour-eddine Kaikai | Chronic exposure to the pesticide metam sodium in mice elevated anxiety and depression-like behaviors: involvement of serotoninergic depletion and gut microbiota dysbiosis | ||
| Federal University of São João del-Rei, Brazil | Leticia Paiva | Scale-free movement patterns in termites | ||
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| University of Arizona, USA | Chinmay Hemant Joshi | Robustness of communication to individual-level errors: comparing social insect food recruitment systems | ||
| Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada | Katja Kochvar | Exploring the signal value of the Atlantic puffin colourful bill | ||
| Poster ID - Speaker | Title |
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| #1 – Congnan Sun | Geographical variation of territorial calls and perceptual discrimination in male Himalayan leaf-nosed bats |
| #2 – Ehud Fonio | Ants, liquid brains and the emergence of cognition |
| #3 – Jade SOURISSE | Effects of developmental temperature on the locomotory innate and learned behaviour to olfactory cues in zebrafish |
| #4 – Sikha Hariharan | Dietary diversity of the endemic primate, lion-tailed macaques, of the Western Ghats, India: A review |
| #5 – Lucie Michel | Spatial and social structure of rewilded laboratory mice |
| #6 – Andrea Sommese | Multisensory mental representation of objects in dogs |
| #7 – Matthieu Paquet | SORTEE: promoting open, reliable, and transparent ecology and evolutionary biology |
| #8 – Emma Lokuciejewski | The development of ecological competence in immature Sumatran Orangutans |
| Institution | Poster ID - Speaker | Title |
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| Hebei Normal University | #1 – Congnan Sun | Geographical variation of territorial calls and perceptual discrimination in male Himalayan leaf-nosed bats |
| Weizmann Institute of Science | #2 – Ehud Fonio | Ants, liquid brains and the emergence of cognition |
| The University of Hong Kong | #3 – Jade SOURISSE | Effects of developmental temperature on the locomotory innate and learned behaviour to olfactory cues in zebrafish |
| Centre for Wildlife Studies, Bangalore, India | #4 – Sikha Hariharan | Dietary diversity of the endemic primate, lion-tailed macaques, of the Western Ghats, India: A review |
| ENS Paris-Saclay | #5 – Lucie Michel | Spatial and social structure of rewilded laboratory mice |
| Eötvös Loránd University | #6 – Andrea Sommese | Multisensory mental representation of objects in dogs |
| University of Bordeaux | #7 – Matthieu Paquet | SORTEE: promoting open, reliable, and transparent ecology and evolutionary biology |
| Max Planck Institute for Animal Behaviour | #8 – Emma Lokuciejewski | The development of ecological competence in immature Sumatran Orangutans |
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| #9 – COULIBALY Mohamed | AQUATIC MACROINVERTEBRATE STRUCTURE AND DIVERSITY IN ANGUEDEDOU STREAM (ANGUEDEDOU BASIN : COTE D’IVOIRE) |
| #10 – Abhishek Singh | Zebrafish violates rationality in a social decision making task |
| #11 – S. Gangothri | Changing diet for male house mice over generations influences the female mating preferences |
| #12 – Mary Varoux | Should I stay or go? Short-term effects of monitoring Greater Horseshoe bats in maternity roots |
| #13 – Justine Fouassier | Behavioural and physiological responses of the European abalone Haliotis tuberculata to thermal stress |
| #14 – Nadiia Drapushko | The motivation behind innovation: The impact of reward type on the problem-solving performance of wild house mice |
| #15 – Maria Santacà | Disentangling olfactory and visual cues and the role of compatibility during mate choice in the zebrafish, Danio rerio. |
| #16 – Louis Devers | Are ants mechanically optimal when they clear their way ? a story of millinewtons and joules. |
| #17 – Sree Subha Ramaswamy | Chemical cues mediate mound building behavior in termites |
| #18 – Rocío Lajad | Honeybee colonies increase the diversity of collected pollens after experiencing deterrent-adulterated pollen inside the nest |
| Institution | Poster ID - Speaker | Title |
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| Université NANGUI ABROGOUA | #9 – COULIBALY Mohamed | AQUATIC MACROINVERTEBRATE STRUCTURE AND DIVERSITY IN ANGUEDEDOU STREAM (ANGUEDEDOU BASIN : COTE D’IVOIRE) |
| Ashoka University | #10 – Abhishek Singh | Zebrafish violates rationality in a social decision making task |
| Indian Institute of Science Education and Research | #11 – S. Gangothri | Changing diet for male house mice over generations influences the female mating preferences |
| Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1 | #12 – Mary Varoux | Should I stay or go? Short-term effects of monitoring Greater Horseshoe bats in maternity roots |
| Laboratoire des Sciences de l'Environnement Marin | #13 – Justine Fouassier | Behavioural and physiological responses of the European abalone Haliotis tuberculata to thermal stress |
| Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Biology | #14 – Nadiia Drapushko | The motivation behind innovation: The impact of reward type on the problem-solving performance of wild house mice |
| Department of Biology, University of Padova | #15 – Maria Santacà | Disentangling olfactory and visual cues and the role of compatibility during mate choice in the zebrafish, Danio rerio. |
| Centre de Recherche sur la Cognition Animale (CRCA CBI) | #16 – Louis Devers | Are ants mechanically optimal when they clear their way ? a story of millinewtons and joules. |
| National Centre for Biological Sciences, India | #17 – Sree Subha Ramaswamy | Chemical cues mediate mound building behavior in termites |
| Laboratorio de Insectos Sociales, IFIBYNE-UBA-CONICET, Departamento de Biodiversidad y Biología Experimental, Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina | #18 – Rocío Lajad | Honeybee colonies increase the diversity of collected pollens after experiencing deterrent-adulterated pollen inside the nest |
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| #19 – Kirstin Gaffney | Pay to stay' in anemonefish societies |
| #20 – Maria Loconsole | Spontaneous pitch-size association in tortoises (Testudo hermanni) |
| #21 – Alice Mignot | Are interactions in Animal-Assisted Interventions a risk factor for the well-being of the dogs involved? |
| #22 – Carmen Hernández | The role of neophobia in an olfactory enrichment for amazons, macaws, and toucans |
| #23 – Matteo Panaccio | Social Network Analysis of small social groups: analysis of aggression in the Alpine marmot (Marmota marmota) |
| #24 – Janire Castellano Bueno | Animal welfare in the centre of animal behaviour science |
| #25 – Laure Cauchard | Exploring the links between cognition and reproductive success in free living great tits (Parus major) |
| #26 – Jesse Balaban-Feld | Experience with predation influences social group risk-taking and foraging behaviors |
| Institution | Poster ID - Speaker | Title |
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| University of St Andrews | #19 – Kirstin Gaffney | Pay to stay' in anemonefish societies |
| Queen Mary University of London | #20 – Maria Loconsole | Spontaneous pitch-size association in tortoises (Testudo hermanni) |
| Paris Nanterre | #21 – Alice Mignot | Are interactions in Animal-Assisted Interventions a risk factor for the well-being of the dogs involved? |
| Universidad Autónoma de Madrid | #22 – Carmen Hernández | The role of neophobia in an olfactory enrichment for amazons, macaws, and toucans |
| University of Chester | #23 – Matteo Panaccio | Social Network Analysis of small social groups: analysis of aggression in the Alpine marmot (Marmota marmota) |
| Wild Animal Initiative, Washington, DC, U.S.A ; Newcastle University, Newcastle upon Tyne, U.K. | #24 – Janire Castellano Bueno | Animal welfare in the centre of animal behaviour science |
| Swiss Ornithological Institute | #25 – Laure Cauchard | Exploring the links between cognition and reproductive success in free living great tits (Parus major) |
| University of Saint Joseph | #26 – Jesse Balaban-Feld | Experience with predation influences social group risk-taking and foraging behaviors |
| Poster ID - Speaker | Title |
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| #27 – Suyash Sawant | Do neighbors influence an individual's singing? A case study of song sharing in White-bellied Sholakili |
| #28 – Baheerathan Murugavel | Following a flying fox: home ranges and the influence of moon phases on the movement ecology of Indian flying fox males in southern India |
| #29 – Bhavya Pratap Singh | Who would a fish choose to hangout with? (Individual behavioral traits and water clarity determines the mate-association preferences) |
| #30 – Alon Silberbush | Chemical signals released by fish-associated bacteria repel ovipositing mosquitoes |
| #31 – Marion Charrier | When ancestors transmit their stress: prenatal maternal stress transmission across generations in a precocial bird |
| #32 – Sabine Roussel | Studying behaviour to improve survival in a stock enhancement program |
| #33 – Cassandre Mahe | Effects of family structure on isolation calls in a monogamous rodent |
| #34 – Giulia Pedretti | Appeasement function of displacement behaviours? Dogs’ behavioural and facial displays exhibited towards humans. |
| Institution | Poster ID - Speaker | Title |
|---|---|---|
| IISER Tirupati | #27 – Suyash Sawant | Do neighbors influence an individual's singing? A case study of song sharing in White-bellied Sholakili |
| Indian Institute of Science Education and Research Thiruvananthapuram | #28 – Baheerathan Murugavel | Following a flying fox: home ranges and the influence of moon phases on the movement ecology of Indian flying fox males in southern India |
| Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER), Kolkata, India | #29 – Bhavya Pratap Singh | Who would a fish choose to hangout with? (Individual behavioral traits and water clarity determines the mate-association preferences) |
| University of Haifa | #30 – Alon Silberbush | Chemical signals released by fish-associated bacteria repel ovipositing mosquitoes |
| Université de Rennes 1 - UMR 6552 - EthoS | #31 – Marion Charrier | When ancestors transmit their stress: prenatal maternal stress transmission across generations in a precocial bird |
| Université Bretagne Occidentale | #32 – Sabine Roussel | Studying behaviour to improve survival in a stock enhancement program |
| Laboratoire d'Ethologie Expérimentale et Comparée - Université Sorbonne Paris Nord | #33 – Cassandre Mahe | Effects of family structure on isolation calls in a monogamous rodent |
| University of Parma | #34 – Giulia Pedretti | Appeasement function of displacement behaviours? Dogs’ behavioural and facial displays exhibited towards humans. |
| Poster ID - Speaker | Title |
|---|---|
| #35 – Asmi Jezeera M | Spatial resolution and contrast sensitivity of flight control in Indian stingless bee, Tetragonula iridipennis |
| #36 – Jingliang Kang | Gene family contraction towards dedicated cleaning behaviour |
| #37 – Tarunkishwor Yumnam | Higher relative humidity makes eyespots bigger in the tropical butterfly Mycalesis mineus |
| #38 – Pedro Oliveira | Arginine vasotocin regulation of social behaviour and dominance in the common waxbill |
| #39 – Francesco Locatelli | Purinergic receptor P2y12 is a key regulator of behavior in the zebrafish |
| #40 – Patrick Krapf | Foraging valour linked with aggression: selection against completely abandoning aggression in a high-elevation ant? |
| #41 – Lara Sophie Burchardt | Mapping beat precision in acoustic signals in the vocal learning harbor seal Phoca vitulina throughout ontogeny |
| #42 – Wim Pouw | Tracking the Inflation of Siamang Airsacs During Singing Using Hough Transformations |
| #43 – Dina Almudafar | Knockout of quaking b causes increased anxiety and sociability in zebrafish |
| Institution | Poster ID - Speaker | Title |
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| Indian Institute of Science Education and Research Thiruvananthapuram | #35 – Asmi Jezeera M | Spatial resolution and contrast sensitivity of flight control in Indian stingless bee, Tetragonula iridipennis |
| The University of Hong Kong | #36 – Jingliang Kang | Gene family contraction towards dedicated cleaning behaviour |
| Indian Institute of Science Education and Research Thiruvananthapuram | #37 – Tarunkishwor Yumnam | Higher relative humidity makes eyespots bigger in the tropical butterfly Mycalesis mineus |
| Faculty of Sciences of the University of Porto | #38 – Pedro Oliveira | Arginine vasotocin regulation of social behaviour and dominance in the common waxbill |
| Sahlgrenska Academy at University of Gothenburg | #39 – Francesco Locatelli | Purinergic receptor P2y12 is a key regulator of behavior in the zebrafish |
| University of Innsbruck | #40 – Patrick Krapf | Foraging valour linked with aggression: selection against completely abandoning aggression in a high-elevation ant? |
| Max-Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics, Nijmegen, Netherlands & Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behaviour, Nijmegen, Netherlands | #41 – Lara Sophie Burchardt | Mapping beat precision in acoustic signals in the vocal learning harbor seal Phoca vitulina throughout ontogeny |
| Donders Center for Brain, Cognition, and Behavior | #42 – Wim Pouw | Tracking the Inflation of Siamang Airsacs During Singing Using Hough Transformations |
| University of Gothenburg | #43 – Dina Almudafar | Knockout of quaking b causes increased anxiety and sociability in zebrafish |
| Poster ID - Speaker | Title |
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| #44 – Katharina Hirschenhauser | Animal behaviour in science education: learning and socio-emotional development of primary school children as citizen scientists |
| #45 – Samin Gokcekus | Social familiarity and spatially variable environments independently determine reproductive fitness in a wild bird |
| #46 – T. Thang Vo-Doan | Insect-machine hybrid system: Navigation control for a cyborg beetle |
| #47 – Samara Danel | Wild skuas can follow human-given behavioural cues when objects resemble natural food |
| #48 – Chiara Canori | Audience effect on domestic dogs’ behavioural displays and facial expressions |
| #49 – Stefan Popp | Ants combine systematic meandering and correlated random walks when searching for unknown resources |
| #50 – Claire Bailey | Honey bees continuously retract the edges of their comb following nest expansion |
| #51 – Benjamin Larue | Determinants of spring molt in bighorn sheep: life-history, plasticity and phenology |
| Institution | Poster ID - Speaker | Title |
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| University College for Education Upper Austria (PHOÖ) | #44 – Katharina Hirschenhauser | Animal behaviour in science education: learning and socio-emotional development of primary school children as citizen scientists |
| University of Oxford | #45 – Samin Gokcekus | Social familiarity and spatially variable environments independently determine reproductive fitness in a wild bird |
| University of Freiburg | #46 – T. Thang Vo-Doan | Insect-machine hybrid system: Navigation control for a cyborg beetle |
| University of Oxford | #47 – Samara Danel | Wild skuas can follow human-given behavioural cues when objects resemble natural food |
| University of Parma | #48 – Chiara Canori | Audience effect on domestic dogs’ behavioural displays and facial expressions |
| University of Arizona | #49 – Stefan Popp | Ants combine systematic meandering and correlated random walks when searching for unknown resources |
| Auburn University | #50 – Claire Bailey | Honey bees continuously retract the edges of their comb following nest expansion |
| Université de Sherbrooke | #51 – Benjamin Larue | Determinants of spring molt in bighorn sheep: life-history, plasticity and phenology |