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One week left for Abstract submissions for the @asab_tweets Winter Meeting: Posters, 5 or 12 min talks.
asabwinter2023.org
Tim Simon retweeted
One week left for Abstract submissions for the @asab_tweets Winter Meeting: Posters, 5 or 12 min talks
Submission via the link in tweet below ⬇️
We've had over 200 people register to attend (for FREE) already!😮🙂 (But not as many submissions to present.....yet!)
🎺🎺ASAB WINTER MEETING 2023🎺🎺
December 13-14 in Edinburgh 🏴
Animal Cognition: Pure to Applied
Led by @coldbloodedcog & team
FREE to attend
More details on asabwinter2023.org
Add it to your diaries now and looking forward to seeing you there
Tim Simon retweeted
Super excited that we will be hosting ASAB Winter conference 2023 in beautiful Edinburgh 13th-14th December asabwinter2023.org/. The theme is Animal Cognition: Pure to Applied. You should come! @asab_tweets @ASABeducation
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Hello friends! I need your help! Please take few minutes to answer and share my survey! Thank a lot!
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#survey #ReptileCognition #ReptileWelfare #PhdLife
Tim Simon retweeted
🔸 New paper alert!🔸
Blinking, nose licking and lip wiping are associated with a non-aggressive attitude in dogs approached by stranger humans.
#dogscience #dogethology #animalcognition @KLIVVWien @VetmeduniVienna
link.springer.com/article/10…
New paper out 💥
Blinking, nose licking and lip wiping are associated with a non-aggressive attitude in dogs approached by stranger humans.
#dogscience #dogethology #animalcognition
link.springer.com/article/10…
Tim Simon retweeted
Hugging pets FOR SCIENCE!
❤️🐕🐈🦎
Do you have a pet (cat, dog, reptile) who you like to cradle or hug? Would you be willing to show us by taking a photo? If so, consider taking part in my student's research study:
uws.questionpro.com/a/TakeSu…
Please retweet, thank you!
Tim Simon retweeted
Inspired by a discussion with @silParacchini here is a new blog post on Messi Magic: Left-Footedness in Professional Soccer Players | @PsychToday psychologytoday.com/us/blog/… – at Hamburg, Germany
Our latest paper: A review on emotion-related behavioural & brain lateralization in pet dogs.
𝐍𝐞𝐮𝐫𝐨𝐬𝐜𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞 & 𝐁𝐢𝐨𝐛𝐞𝐡𝐚𝐯𝐢𝐨𝐫𝐚𝐥 𝐑𝐞𝐯𝐢𝐞𝐰𝐬
authors.elsevier.com/sd/arti…
Thanks to my fantastic supervisors: @ElisaFrasnelli @profDSM @coldbloodedcog & Kun Guo
Tim Simon retweeted
#Music can change how we perceive emotional faces. In our new study we show how #laterality may partially influence this effect: happy music played to the left ear, but not right, made sad faces look less sad.
Congrats Erika on your first pub! 🥳😀🎧🧠 journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
Tim Simon retweeted
My new book #Born_Knowing by @mitpress is out today in USA
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We're delighted to announce our first plenary speaker of #Behaviour2023; Frans de Waal 👏
For more information about his research- bit.ly/3W8ECtO
Tim Simon retweeted
📢New work by @kimch4rlotte & @ElisaFrasnelli
in🗞️Animal Cognition‼️
👉Does owner handedness influence paw preference in dogs?
🔬Handedness is the most effective measure of laterality, i.e. the different functional specialization of the right and left side of the brain.
Tim Simon retweeted
The call for submitting symposium proposals for Behaviour 2023 is now open!👏
- Any behaviour theme
- 5-10 oral presentations (1-2 invited speakers)
- Deadline: 1st Dec 2022
- Submission via [email protected]
For detailed instructions visit: bit.ly/3fHlL8n
Tim Simon retweeted
Looking forward to giving the talk below at 8pm on 15th November as part of the applying ethology webinar series.
I'll also be giving a short talk on 13/12 at the @AnimalWelfareRN workshop on social network analysis explaining how these networks are different to social networks
Have you ever thought of animal welfare as a network system?
Find out more in our next webinar when @ThomasRowland90 will share the basics of statistical network modelling applied to animal welfare.
Date: November 15th
Time: 8 pm CET
Register here:
us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi…
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Our new study is out! :) We found that the Memory and Novel object tests are valid and reliable for monitoring age-related memory performance and object neophobic differences in dogs.
rdcu.be/cWu5V
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Callitrichid monkeys (including marmosets and tamarins) have strong individual hand preferences, but that handedness is not related to success on two inhibitory control tasks. Suggests brain lateralization may not factor into inhibitory control ability. link.springer.com/article/10…
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Going back to the basics - everyone who works with animals in research should know more about how to do better animal research. Join us next Monday (19 Sep) at 8pm CEST to find out more and discuss together! 👇
📢Webinar alert: The pathway to better animal research.
Join us in our next webinar to learn from @adrian_3r (@norecopa) how to strengthen your skills in conducting responsible research.
📆September 19th
⏰8 pm CEST
🔗us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi…






























