NOVA PhD-course 'Animal signals and communication'

Janne Karin Brodin

A NOVA PhD-course with the title: "Animal signals and communication" will be held at Langedrag Nature Park (www.langedrag.no) in Norway from the 11th to the 15th of January 2010.

Pig in communication Foto: Janne Brodin

The course offers main lectures held by international experts within this topic, and there will be given space for participant presentations for those PhD-students that work within this field of research. In addition there will be group work and plenary discussions based on the lectures as well as selected literature.

Programme

PhD course applications are created in a web-based system: http://www.nova-university.org/novadb/

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Calling for mum Foto: fds/sxc

Assign the course by sending an E-mail to the course manager:
	Inger Lise Andersen Assoc. Prof. in Ethology Norwegian Univ. of Life Sciences, Dep. of Animal and Aquacultural Sciences, P.O.Box 5003, 1432 Ås, Norway E-mail address: inger-lise.andersen@umb.no Phone: +47 64965171, +47 90083226

PDFs of presentations:
	The sense of smell (Berg)
	Evolution of animal signals andthe theory of costly signalling (Rosenqvist)
	Vocal communication in birds (Lampe)
	What is a flycatcher male telling with his song? (Lampe)
	How can we understand (farm) animals' vocal utterances (Manteuffel)
	Emotions –functional aspects (Andersen)
	Signals during social conflicts (Andersen)
	From bird song to pig squeals: animal signals as a window into animal welfare
	How do we study marine mammal communication? (Nesbyen) File 1
	How do we study marine mammal communication? (Nesbyen) File 2

Oppdatert: 01.02.10
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Del med en venn:

Institutt for husdyr- og akvakulturvitenskap

Tlf: +47 64 96 51 00
Faks: +47 64 96 51 01
E-post:iha@umb.no

Webansvarlig: Janne Karin Brodin

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