Our Special Issue on Understanding Age & Society using animal populations is now published 🎉 Intro: https://t.co/w7EOwuZfca Full ToC: https://t.co/WahxfVSWft A big thank you to all the brilliant scientists who have contributed such cool research to this! 🙏Please share

Do you want to share your #AudioMoth devices? My student (USA based) would need some for their research project!🐦🦉🐦‍⬛ (We'd pay for all costs) The group order from the official website is currently sold out and I thought to ask fellow scholars before going for expensive options

🚨 The second article of my PhD is out 🥳 We integrated commute-time distance⚡ into dynamic occupancy models using @R_nimble to model carnivore recolonisation 🦦🐱. Curious why we're using hierarchical models for connectivity analyses? Check out the blog post!

Post Doc available We are looking for someone to come and work here at @UniofExeter on an NIH funded project awarded to me, @ljnbrent , @SMack_Lab and @kchiou . The aim of the post is to help us investigate comparative primate life history. Details here: https://t.co/uOBiiqKpyc

⭐️New preprint⭐️ In the first half, we give a general introduction to generative network models. In the second half, we consider the use of generative network models in investigations of animal social systems. https://t.co/soFasFlOUj with @mattjsilk @CetaceanMike

Growing old with 'Prides'🦁New paper using 30yrs of wild lion social networks to examine sex-specific social ageing & consequences for survival🦁 Press release: https://t.co/jAZZUZfj8t Paper #OA in @CurrentBiology: https://t.co/xnXF3wJBqh led brilliantly by @laurenrudd18

I'm looking for a 3 yr postdoc to work on evo genetics and genomics of guppy behaviour with @erik_postma @BonnieFraser8 Based in Cornwall at Exeter's @cec. Think behavioural ecology meets quant gen in the genomics era. Info + links to app forms at https://t.co/xFh8RNpoO6

We recently preprinted our meta-analysis of spatial and social behaviour in wild animal systems! Have a read if you're interested in density dependence, disease transmission, network scaling and structuring, or comparative behavioural work: https://t.co/gzdaIJw4Ou (1/4)

I'm looking forward to next week and the International Statistical Ecology Conference 😍 Catching up w/ friends, colleagues and awesome science 🥳 @ISEC_stats_ecol https://t.co/sgrZWfrigR We'll be presenting our latest work 😇 Check it out 🧵👇 #ISEC_2024_Swansea #ISEC2024

I’m looking for a postdoc (quantitative wildlife ecologist) to join our team to estimate white-tailed deer density and group size using camera traps (with implications for pathogen spread). https://t.co/FSL9vPobmX

My first PhD chapter is out as a preprint! Together with @danielj_redhead, @rlmcelreath, and @PrimBehavEcol, we propose a general analytical framework to study the causes of animal social network structure, using Bayesian & Causal modelling. https://t.co/5O5VAdb3XL

Last few days to submit an abstract for our Complexity Research in Animal Behaviour satellite at @ConfCompSys

A reminder that the abstract deadline for our @ConfCompSys satellite meeting on animal behaviour is fast approaching. Would be great to have a diverse set of talks and attendees! Any questions then get in touch.

Do you work at the intersection of complexity science and animal behaviour? 🐦🐒🐭🐝🐜🐙🦋 Don't miss your chance to present your interdisciplinary research at CRAB🦀! There are still 10d left to submit an abstract and join us in Exeter at #CCS2024. 👉 https://t.co/v0u4Qehyes

The more, the merrier. Your mates count for adaptive potential. New preprint: ‘Indirect genetic effects increase the heritable variation available to selection and are largest for behaviours: a #metaanalysis’ 📜 https://t.co/ZHGEB2Ph0b 💻 data & code: https://t.co/nfwwBZVjP0

I had a lot of fun working with a wonderful interdisciplinary team on this paper. If you want to learn about using hypergraphs to study animal social behaviour and communication then take a look!

Check out this great special issue of Phil Trans B featuring lots of very cool behavioural and networks research!

Should infected hosts sacrifice to protect kin? Even weak kin selection can drive this because of coevolution of avoidance by susceptibles and self-isolation by infecteds! And coevolution depends on whether its social behavior or immunity. Open acc.:

🐦 Our work on higher-order network approaches to study animal (vocal) communication is now out in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B🐦‍⬛ Thanks again to the amazing team! @mattjsilk @TheOVEN_Foote Nina Fefferman @ederry1 https://t.co/fzF6BfVqd3

One week left to apply!👇