28th Newsletter of CSEtS
The 28th issue of the CSEtS Newsletter is now available for download (click for a download).
Added 2015-02-18
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
The 28th issue of the CSEtS Newsletter is now available for download (click for a download).
Added 2015-02-18
For further information click on this link.
Added 2014-07-29
The Department of Animals in Science & Society offers a position to an interested Behavioural Biologist to contribute to the ongoing research program within the Division of Animal Welfare and Laboratory Animal Science [www.uu.nl/diergeneeskunde.dwm]
Click the link for further information.
Added 2014-06-04
Ikerbasque, the Basque Foundation for Science, would like to inform you that we have launched a new international call to reinforce research and scientific career in the Basque Country (Europe). We offer:
15 positions for Senior Researchers Ikerbasque Research Professors.
Click the link for further information.
Added 2014-05-23
There may be funding available for a PhD project linked to this study of sound symbolism:
Pitcher BJ, Mesoudi A, McElligott AG (2013) Sex-biased sound symbolism in English-language first names. PLOS ONE 8, e64825
http://www.plosone.org/article/info%3Adoi%2F10.1371%2Fjournal.pone.0064825
If this is of interest, please send a brief 2-page CV to the e-mail below, as soon as possible:
a.g.mcelligott@qmul.ac.uk
It would suit a person with a background in bioacoustics/linguistics/psychology. An MA or MSc in a related area would be advantageous.
Dr. Alan McElligott
Senior Lecturer in Animal Behaviour
Biological and Experimental Psychology
School of Biological and Chemical Sciences
Queen Mary, University of London
Mile End Road
London E1 4NS
Tel. + 44 20 78826682
Added 2014-03-19