Česká a slovenská etologická společnost

Mission statement

The society provides a forum for an exchange of scientific knowledge and views to all its members from various branches of science involved in the study of behaviour. Views from different professional backgrounds can enrich our understanding. The aim of the society is to advance behavioural science in basic and applied ethology, encourage research and other contributions to knowledge relating to behaviour but also to behavioural problems in the farm, companion and free-living animals, and to promote communication of this knowledge.

Bank account for CZK: 2300962948/2010; pro EUR:
IBAN: CZ4720100000002500962950, SWIFT: FIOB CZ PP XXX

Contact e-mail: casetolspol@gmail.com

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Tenure-track position for a Behavioural or Evolutionary Ecologist

The Netherlands Institute of Ecology is offering young, talented researchers, tenure-track positions. These staff members are expected to develop their own line of research within a particular field. NIOO’s career policy is characterised by flexible personnel management with a focus on the individual. Academic achievements are leading for the successful tenure-track procedure. The NIOO offers the candidate excellent research facilities and ample opportunities for professional development and supplementary training and education.

Added 2012-01-18

ECBB 2012, Essen, Germany

The VI-th European Conference on Behavioural Biology will take place in Essen, Germany, from 20 to 22 July 2012. The ECBB is the joint meeting of the European scientific associations focusing on the study of behaviour. Previous meetings were held in Muenster (2002), Groningen (2004), Belfast (2006), Dijon (2008), and Ferrara (2010). The ECBB is to date the largest meeting on behavioural biology in Europe, with more than 400 participants. The Call for Symposium proposals is open. If you are interested in organizing a symposium, please submit a descriptive title, the aims of the symposium and its relevance to behavioural biology, and a tentative list of speakers to the organizing committee (ecbb2012@uni-due.de) by 31 October 2011. Visit the ECBB 2012 web site http://www.ecbb2012.org/ for detailed information on the meeting.

Added 2011-11-25

BEHAVIOR 2011

Behavior 2011 - This will be the first-ever joint meeting of two international behavior societies: the International Ethological Conference and the Animal Behavior Society. The goal of this meeting is to foster interdisciplinary communication and collaboration among behavioral biologists working in a broad array of disciplines, from around the world.
The meeting will be held July 25-30, 2011 at Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana USA.

Added 2011-05-12

Summer Institute in Human Ethology, Prague, Czech Republic, 5-9 July 2011

ISHE, together with Charles University, will sponsor a 2011 Summer Institute in Human Ethology. Previous ISHE summer institutes were held in Andechs, Germany (2007) and Maine, U.S.A. (2009). ISHE Summer Institutes have been developed to be more student-friendly than most scientific conferences, and include generous financial support for student participants. The 2011 program will include invited speakers, student-oriented workshops, a poster session, and other presentations.

Added 2011-05-01

Research position in Ethology, the Department of Animal- and Aquacultural Sciences, Norwegian University of Life Sciences

There is a vacant, contemporary research position (100%) in ethology at the Department of Animal- and Aquacultural Sciences, Norwegian University of Life Sciences for around 3.5 years starting from 1st of April 2011.
The person hired will participate and have responsibility for experimental work involving both practical and theoretical research tasks on the recently funded EU-proposal KBBE.2010.1.3-03: “Development and integration of animal based welfare indicators in livestock species”. The main activities of the Ph.D. candidate will be associated with WP3: “Prenatal and early-postnatal environment, and animal welfare”, and the aim of the UMB part of WP 3 will be to examine the effects of different prenatal, social environments and social dynamics in flocks of adult goats on the survival, behavioural development and welfare of the offspring in goat kids. Furthermore, the candidate will be responsible for a smaller part of WP4: “Global Research School in Animal Welfare”. Professor Adroaldo J. Zanella is the project coordinator and head of the entire EU-project. Associate professor Inger Lise Andersen is the leader of WP3 and the part of WP3 that is the basis for the present position.

Added 2011-03-01

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