Replying to @DrMeghanNorris @QueensPsyc
I’d be suspicious of @KarasewichT …
Looking through my husband’s amazing photos for a pic for the textbook and was reminded of this mute swan. They are so impressive and majestic, but they are not native to North America and often bully the local waterfowl here on Lake Ontario. allaboutbirds.org/guide/Mute…
Interested in ManyX Big Team Science? @ManyDogsProject has an #OA paper out now.
What are the opportunities and challenges of multi-site projects?
Paper: tinyurl.com/394tzans

ALT This is Figure 3 from the paper. The caption reads: A visual and conceptual representation of who is, and can be, involved in ManyDogs. This figure broadly demonstrates those currently involved in ManyDogs (primarily Academic Professionals and Dogs and Owners, identified in light blue) while highlighting additional canine professionals (Industry Professionals, in yellow; Applied Professionals, in orange; and likely others in The Future, in dark blue) the consortium aims to involve.
Cella and I are on our way to #CO3_2023! It’s been 20 years since I last attended in person, and Cella has never been. Looking forward to seeing old and new friends!
Replying to @juleslhoward
Thanks for this 🧵! Here’s a bit more about Turner, from our chapter on Comparative Cognition (Olmstead & Kuhlmeier) in the Handbook of Comparative Psychology (2023).
In case you’re in the neighbourhood in May, Cella is co-hosting the SONA Conference (a chapter of @SfNtweets). More info at sonasfn.org/
The Routledge International Handbook of Comparative Psychology (Eds: @freeberg_m @mandy_ridley @EttorrePatrizia) is out. eBook and rental available: routledge.com/The-Routledge-…
If you, or anyone you know, is interested in graduate studies in comparative cognition, particularly canine science, I’d love to chat with you. Info on my lab can be found at socialcognitionlab.com.












