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The ObSERVE Aerial project provides the most compr...
The ObSERVE Aerial project was carried out by an international consortium led by University College Cork with international partners IMARES, Alnilam and Aerosotravia…
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The gut microbiome as a driver of individual varia...
Recent advances can be applied to understanding individual differences in cognition…
Risk avoidance behaviours in wild great tits
New approaches to unraveling the complexity of ani...
New paper on novel object and predator eyes
Two new publications by Dr Michael Reichert
Dr Michael Reichert recently published papers in the Journal of Ecology & Evolution, and in the Encyclopedia of Animal Cognition and Behavior…
MRes Studentship 18 Months
Applications are invited for an 18 month MRes studentship on “Trade-off’s in sexual selection and cognition”…
Two new Research Assistants join EVOECOCOG team
Irish Ornithological Research Conference 2017
The 7th Irish Ornithological Research Conference will take place at UCC on Saturday 25th November 2017…
Seabed image acquisition and survey design for col...
110th Annual Meeting of the German Zoological Soci...
Maike Foraita receives Best Poster award at the 110th Annual Meeting of the German Zoological Society…
Cognition in Contests: Mechanisms, Ecology, and Ev...
Stable Isotope Analysis Reveals Biases in the Perf...
Describing mate preference functions and other fun...
Understanding how mammalian scavengers use informa...
Adam Kane recently co-published a paper in the Journal of Animal Ecology, describing how jackals and hyenas follow vultures to find food…
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Dr. Michael Reichert recently had two new papers p...
Read two new papers published by Dr. Michael Reichert in the journals Evolution and the Journal of Experimental Biology…