Symposium S12

New Frontiers in the Integrative Study of Animal Behavior: Nothing in Neuroscience Makes Sense Except in the Light of Behavior

Day: Thursday, Jan. 7, 08:00-15:30
Room: C124

Organizer(s): Suzy Renn, Hans Hofmann, Dustin Rubenstein

Symposium Author(s) Title

S12		 RUEBNSTEIN, Dustin R. Animal behavior: past, present and future

S12		 AKCAY, Erol Modeling the co-evolution of social structure and behaviors in animal societies

S12		 CHOW, B.Y. New tools to engineer cellular circuitry in behavioral neuroscience

S12		 GROZINGER, Christina Cooperation and conflict in social insect societies: from genes to pheromones

S12		 WOOLLEY, S M Insights gained from comparative approaches to studying vocal communication

S12		 KINGSBURY, M.A. Social variation across sexes, individuals, species and seasons: The role of vasoactive intestinal polypeptide in avian affiliative behavior

S12		 MCGRAW, K.J.*; WEAVER, M; HUTTON, P; GIRAUDEAU, M; COOK, M Urban impacts on avian life-history variation: integrative approaches to studying sex, stress, sleep, signaling, and sickness in the city

S12		 RENN, SCP*; O’ROURKE, C; RENN, Susan Integrating Metabolic Regulation and Maternal Care in an African Cichlid fish.

S12		 MARTIN, LB*; BARRON, DG; BURKETT-CADENA, ND; BURGAN, SB; GERVASI, SS; UYSAL, AK; SHIMIZU, T Individual variation and covariation in vector-borne disease directed behaviors
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