Animal Behavior Graduate Group Seminar Series

Dr. Karen Odom, University of the Pacific, presents "Listening to Nature’s Divas: what female songbirds can tell us".

Cassandra Tucker, Professor, Department of Animal Science, University of California, Davis, presents "Data you can trust: learnings about observer reliability and transparency".

Isabel Kier, PhD Student, UC Davis, presents "How (not) to train your titi: lessons from four months of being thwarted by a bunch of one-kilogram monkeys".

Mauricio Cantor, Assistant Professor, Oregon State University, presents "Safeguarding cooperative fishing among humans and dolphins".

Darren Minier, Director of Animal Welfare and Research, Conservation Society of California, Oakland Zoo, presents "Animal Welfare and Wildlife Recover Research at Oakland Zoo".

Jacob Johnson, University of California, Davis, presents "Cinders and cites: How songbirds behave in extreme environments".

Host:  Dr. Andy Sih (asih@ucdavis.edu)

Suzanne Alonzo, Professor, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, University of California Santa Cruz, presents "How do sexual selection and plasticity interact to shape how organisms respond to changing environments?"

Ryan Earley, University of Alabama, presents "Multivariate behavioral phenotypes: development, genetics and other tinkerers".

Rosemary Blersch, UC Davis, presents "To the field and back again: a story of sociality, health, environment and survival in a changing world".

Felicity Muth, UC Davis, presents "New insights in bumblebee cognition".