Motion blur can obscure important details of an animal's behavior. Now, researchers can video tiny insects in flight blur-free. That and more of the best in Science Magazine and science in this edition of #ScienceAdviser: https://lnkd.in/g67ws99z
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Really looking forward to hosting this panel discussion! Check out the talent that is coming to #ANZLAA24
Join us for this exciting panel session at #ANZLAA24 with Paul Verma, Paul Thomas, Wayne John Hawthorne, Kathleen P. & Bob Quinn on “The Evolving Role of Animal Research in Science: Expert Perspectives on Challenges and Breakthroughs." Where you will hear from experts in small, large and everything in between research animal models. We intend on making this as interactive as possible. For further details, view the Conference Program and don’t forget to register to hear this panel: VIEW THE PROGRAM: https://lnkd.in/gdVXSB2g REGISTER NOW: https://lnkd.in/g4em2knQ
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Check out the article “A Mathematical Representation of the Reactive Scope Model”! Dive into the world of reactive scope modeling with our exploration of animal response to stressful stimuli. https://lnkd.in/epz8rNFz #MathematicalModeling #ReactiveScopeModel #FeffermanLab @Nimbiosscience
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REPLAY AVAILABLE: DECODING ANIMAL BODY LANGUAGE: A SCIENTIFIC APPROACH https://lnkd.in/giPhhjXU
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There are many side benefits to working on cognitive assessments. We have one accessible assessment that asks you to name as many animals as you know. Today, I learned that there are way more hybrid animals than I thought, and that their names seem to have been invented by ten-year-olds. Which one is your favorite? (Thanks to Rachel Kindellan for the link -- original source is here: https://lnkd.in/ggmD2mMW)
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Incident Management | Digital Forensics | Generative AI Security Architect | Threat Intelligence | Threat Hunting | Security Assessments
Exciting advancements in animal research are opening new avenues for understanding happiness and cognition. Our latest blog post explores a fascinating experiment where researchers taught rats to drive a car. This innovative study not only sheds light on the cognitive abilities of these animals but also presents potential implications for enhancing human well-being. Discover how this unique approach could inform our understanding of happiness and lead to healthier, more fulfilling lives. Read the full article here: [BBC Future](https://ift.tt/GXU1TS5).
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Doctoral candidate| Literary Animal Studies, Postcolonial Animal Studies, Animality Studies
In one's research journey, it is not everyday that one wakes up to email bearing good news. Glad I woke up to this one, which technically isn't even my own achievement! That aside, it was wonderful to be one of the reviewers for Society & Animals: Journal of Human-Animal Studies, published by Brill, and to see the article all set for publication!
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Doctoral Researcher in Medical Sciences | Biostatistician | Statistical Consultant
Many thanks to everyone who signed up for the FLAMES seminar, where I'll present "Addressing common misconceptions in linear regression analysis with ReDiag: A practical guide using animal experiment data." The seminar will start from 1 PM until 2:30 PM (GMT+1). In case you did not manage to register, the Teams link to join the meeting can be found below: https://lnkd.in/dgNXeH9J See you then! #DataAnalysis #LinearRegression #ModelDiagnostics #RShiny #Research #StatisticalSoftware
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🌞🔬 A Marvel of Science: Animal Cells Harnessing Sunlight! 🔬🌞 Japanese scientists have achieved a groundbreaking feat by making animal cells use sunlight like plants. Discover how this innovation could revolutionize food production and medicine. Learn more with Student Edge: https://studentedge.in/ #PlanimalPower #Photosynthesis #StudentEdgeNews #studentedge #kidsnewspaper #newsforkids #childrensnewspaper #childnewspaper🌞🔬🐁🐭🧬🦠
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Animal story | Research reveals dogs can smell stress and it alters their behavior Our four-legged friends experience "emotional contagion" from the smell of human stress - leading them to make more ‘pessimistic’ choices, say scientists. The researchers recruited 18 dog-owner partnerships to take part in a series of trials with different human smells present. More here: https://hubs.ly/Q02HBLzY0
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The evolution of the nervous system may have followed multiple paths and risen independently in two early lineages of animals, according to a Science study in comb jellies. Check out that research from last year: https://scim.ag/6ES #ScienceMagArchives
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