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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/doi/10.1098/rs…

Inter-species stimulus enhancement: herring gulls (Larus argentatus) mimic human food choice during foraging | doi.org/10.1098/rsbl.2… | Biology Letters | #ornithology

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/universit…

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Great to hear alicealicealice: @[email protected] talking #ecoacoustics on BBC Radio 4 Today. I'll be tuning in to wild radio from @KneppWilding when I can find the link! And after Paul Graham on Wednesday, that's two Be.AI people on radio this week @SussexEASy University of Sussex

We asked whether herring guls can learn from observing humans (spoiler - of course they can) The paper is in Biology Letters royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/full/10.10… And we summarise the work in this Conversation piece theconversation.com/greedy-gulls-d…

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It takes dialogue to resolve disputes - spot on from Sussex UCU and University of Sussex 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…

New Post: Lecturer in Neuroscience (Research and Education) Ref 20491 Closing on: 25 July 2023 To apply visit: sussex.ac.uk/about/jobs/lec…

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 Paul Graham journals.biologists.com/bio/article/12…

"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

our study unveils fascinating insights into bee decision-making The University of Sheffield Sheffield Comp Sci Opteran Technologies Science at Sheffield James Marshall Smart as a bee elifesciences.org/digests/86176/…

Research assistant position in our lab! SussexNeuro Centre for Sensory Neuroscience and Computation Sussex Life Sciences #neuroscience #Jobs

Was an honour to talk this morning to known apiphile Martha Kearney on my first Today programme appearance-always a worry when colleagues such as Prof Elva Robinson have already set such a high bar with their appearances-fortunately I got away without too many difficult questions!

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/lec…

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I have several PhD positions open to work on the effects of sexual selection at the molecular level, transposable elements and variation in the human mutation rate - further details findaphd.com/phds/project/s… and sussex.ac.uk/study/fees-fun…. Please RT

When is #citizenscience a useful approach? Join Dr Beth Nicholls- find me on Bluesky! to hear what she learnt from the Team PollinATE project in Brighton. Check out The Buzz Club Citizen Science Virtual Symposium for more info: eventbrite.co.uk/e/773643988997