Animal Behaviour, Sept 2022 📰 Editors’ Choice ✨ Domhnall Jennings & Martin Gammell found that bystander male fallow deer gather information about fighting rivals' size and quality, and use it to inform decisions to engage in third-party behaviour 🦌sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

This week's #PhilTransA issue explores current research in #Bayesian inference and celebrates the contributions of Sir Adrian Smith to the research area; contributions that have impacted the field up to this day. ow.ly/5ubE50NhCSE

Euan Mortlock definitely NOT sending us to sleep with his talk (featuring v cute pictures!) on the ontogeny of sleep in fallow deer, tested using accelerometers 🦌😴 #ASABangor

Fantastic talk by one of #teamdeer Euan on the ontogeny of sleep in fallow deer fawns #ASABangor School of Biological Sciences

New Research: Fluctuating Asymmetry of Fallow Deer Antlers Is Associated with Weapon Damage but Not Tactical Behaviour during Fights Follow the link to find out more: mdpi.com/2073-8994/15/4… #deer #fallowdeer #antlers #research

Final contributed talk of #ASABangor: Connie Baker-Horne Connie Baker-Horne on vigilance in female fallow deer (in a park in Dublin). An understudied topic!

Congrats to the best talk Euan Mortlock, flash talk Ella Ackroyd, and poster Laura Douglas and the runner-ups Eleanor Gourevitch and Helen Mylne at #ASABangor Thank you to Princeton University Press & Cambridge University Press for sponsoring the prizes

Well done to our own George Beckton Brown who has won the School of Biological Sciences 3-minute thesis competition. Our hopes and dreams go with George as he represents us at the University competition in June.

Nottingham UCU picket line.