The #ASA187 Keynote Lecture is starting now! Dive into the world of animal vocalizations and discover how breakthroughs in speech science are helping us understand how vertebrates (including humans!) communicate.
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REPLAY AVAILABLE: DECODING ANIMAL BODY LANGUAGE: A SCIENTIFIC APPROACH https://lnkd.in/giPhhjXU
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The same western blot bands represent different proteins in two different publications (top). Unclear why the authors used partially overlapping images in the same figure (bottom). If they should represent the same animal, why waste space in your manuscript on it? If they should represent a different animal, why use images clearly belonging to the same animal? Study 1 was cited 40 (!) times. Study 2 was cited 33 (!) times. ps: I've already flagged study 2 previously. Three out of seven figures are affected by some sort of image duplication issue.
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On 28.06.2024, I presented an online presentation that hosted by Max Liebermann Haus, Berlin. My presentation aimed to explain my previous work on AMR, and future stratiges to reduce AMR . It was a good opportunity meeting a great scientists from Oxoford, Cambridge, Berlin and others, around 25 universities participated. I wish oneday, if we could overcome the AMR problem that faces the world nowadays in human, animals, and food. #AMR #antibiotic_resistance #pathogenic_bacteria #Multi_drug_resistance.
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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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Sound is a crucial tool for living organisms as a means of communication, navigation, and survival. In this blog, Alex Odom takes us on a journey of animal acoustics, showing how noise pollution affects various species, and how the field of biomimicry is helping us learn from animal biology to solve a variety of human problems. Read the blog here: https://lnkd.in/enmhFgfm
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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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Interacting with animals (whales via audio callbacks in this case) is improving, and ML is helping understand "inferred intent" behind communication (abstract signaling). You can read about an example here: https://lnkd.in/gKuXZ73V
