@InsectNav

Professor of Neuroethology Interested in animal cognition and biorobotics

sussex.ac.uk/lifesci/insectnavigation
Joined October 2014
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Coming up today!
Buglife@Buzz_dont_tweet27 Aug 2023
#entoLIVE are offering a host of FREE online events, why not join them for "Ant Navigation: How To Be A Champion Navigator With A Small Brain" 🗓️ Thursday 7 September 🕐 13:00-14:00 📌online via Zoom Find out more & book your place 👇 eventbrite.co.uk/e/ant-navig… @RoyEntSoc
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#entoLIVE are offering a host of FREE online events, why not join them for "Ant Navigation: How To Be A Champion Navigator With A Small Brain" 🗓️ Thursday 7 September 🕐 13:00-14:00 📌online via Zoom Find out more & book your place 👇 eventbrite.co.uk/e/ant-navig… @RoyEntSoc
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Replying to @anilkseth @royalsociety
Fantastic! Well deserved.
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Great opportunity to join our Neuroscience faculty (Research and Education Lectureship) at the University of Sussex: Deadline extended to August 15. sussex.ac.uk/about/jobs/lect…
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Research assistant position in our lab! @SussexNeuro @SNAC_Sussex @SussexLifeSci #neuroscience #Jobs
Sylvia Schröder@sylvia_schroed26 Jun 2023
Our lab is looking for a research assistant. If you like working with mice, and are interested in how behaviour affects visual processing, this may be for you. Ideal as preparation for a PhD. 🐭👁️🧠 Apply by 31st July, 50% part-time. bit.ly/3PvD38o
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our study unveils fascinating insights into bee decision-making @sheffielduni @shefcompsci @opterantech @ScienceShef @DrJimminy Smart as a bee elifesciences.org/digests/86…
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"At the dimmest level of white light we used, which is roughly equivalent to street lighting, just 70% of males found the green LED. This dropped to 21% at the brightest light levels ... the lighting used to illuminate monuments in town squares and parks." bit.ly/43GqzyZ

Light pollution is taking the sparkle out of glow-worm mating

Artificial light is making it harder for male glow-worms to find bioluminescent females.

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New Post: Lecturer in Neuroscience (Research and Education) Ref 20491 Closing on: 25 July 2023 To apply visit: sussex.ac.uk/about/jobs/lect…
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Fran@FranziskaHckr14 Jun 2023
So happy to announce that shortly after my first first-author article, my second one is now also out! It was great to work with such an amazing team @InsectNav journals.biologists.com/bio/…

An ethogram identifies behavioural markers of attention to humans in European herring gulls (Larus...

Summary: Urbanised herring gulls successfully benefit from anthropogenic food sources. We show that human food-centred behaviours directly modulate the attentional states of such gulls.

journals.biologists.com
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Our new results on active vision @LChittka @DrJimminy @Zombeez3 @BrainsOnBoard @sheffielduni @ScienceShef biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…

A neuromorphic model of active vision shows spatio-temporal encoding in lobula neurons can aid...

Bees possess remarkable cognitive abilities in on-the-fly visual learning, making them an ideal model for studying active information acquisition and representation. In this study, we investigated...

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Paul Graham retweeted
Jo Grady
@DrJoGrady2 Jun 2023
It takes dialogue to resolve disputes - spot on from @sussexucu and @SussexUni Another university and UCU branch joint statement calling for negotiations to reopen. Students want it. UCU members want it. Even some of the bosses want it. Wake up UCEA⏰ sussex.ac.uk/broadcast/read/…

Joint Statement by UCU Sussex Executive Committee and the Vice-Chancellor

We jointly want this dispute to be resolved as quickly as possible and for students to have their work marked by their tutors on time

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link to apply sussex.ac.uk/about/jobs/lect…
Fiona Mathews@MathewsFiona30 May 2023
🚨We're hiring! 🚨Want to work with people passionate about ecology and conservation? 🚨Love impactful research? Specialists in molecular ecology/behaviour/evolution especially encouraged to apply. Feel free to DM. @DaveGoulson @Nature_Based @BethBees @InsectNav @SSRP_UoS
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We asked whether herring guls can learn from observing humans (spoiler - of course they can) The paper is in Biology Letters royalsocietypublishing.org/d… And we summarise the work in this Conversation piece theconversation.com/greedy-g…

Inter-species stimulus enhancement: herring gulls (Larus argentatus) mimic human food choice during...

Abstract. Herring gulls (Larus argentatus) are one of few species that thrive in anthropogenic landscapes, and their familiarity with people makes them an

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Great to hear @alicealicealice talking #ecoacoustics on @BBCr4today. I'll be tuning in to wild radio from @KneppWilding when I can find the link! And after @InsectNav on Wednesday, that's two Be.AI people on radio this week @SussexEASy @SussexUni
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theconversation.com/greedy-g…

Greedy gulls decide what to eat by watching people – new research

Research has found that urban gulls work out what’s good to eat by watching humans.

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Our Brighton seagulls are famous for stealing beach-dwellers' sandwiches, ice creams and chips.🍦🍟 Now Sussex researchers have found that this is actually a sign of intelligence, as they've learned to mimic the food choices of humans 👀 Read more 👇 sussex.ac.uk/news/university…

Seagulls steal your chips because they’re smart – new study

New study shows that food-pinching Brighton gulls observe humans and mimic their food choices.

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"I'll have what you're having!" - Herring gulls match human choices of food New paper out today by researchers at the University of Sussex royalsocietypublishing.org/d…
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🍟 Seaside gulls have become chip and ice-cream thieves because they see that humans enjoy eating them, scientists have concluded telegraph.co.uk/news/2023/05…

Why seagulls really try to steal your chips at the beach

Birds swoop on food because they see humans enjoying it, research finds

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Exciting opportunity for a postdoc to join @gennteam to work on using FPGA to accelerate cutting-edge #neuromorphic AI with spiking neural networks.
Sussex Recruitment@SussexUniJobs24 May 2023
New Vacancy: Research Fellow in Informatics (Fixed term) Ref: 20764 Closing on: 05 July 2023 To apply visit: sussex.ac.uk/about/jobs/rese…
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Great work by Franziska Feist, Kiera Smith and Paul Graham! @InsectNav putting the Snacks into @SNAC_Sussex. Will he be observing our sandwich choices at the @SussexNeuro day today? @SussexUni theguardian.com/science/2023…

Gulls choose what to eat by watching humans, study suggests

Research on gulls in Brighton found birds can work out which scraps are worth snaffling by watching what humans are eating

theguardian.com
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