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Think that node-label permutations are a pain in the butt? Only doing them to account for the non-independent nature of social network data? You can stop! Your life can be easier🥳🎉🪩🪅. See our new paper in BEAS explaining why.

🚨New paper alert!🚨 We've known for a decade that killer whale moms keep their adult sons alive. But how does this impact the moms? Turns out, quite a lot! Read more here (OA) cell.com/current-biolog… and see the thread below...

POSTDOC position available! Work on our European Research Council (ERC) FriendOrigins project to explore the function and ecological drivers of social relationships and the best methods to quantify them. Apply: tinyurl.com/5yn5dfr3. Read more: tinyurl.com/4kva9eh6. Deadline: Mar 16 ‘23

Check out our new paper on social ageing! Increasing social selectivity with age can scale up to impact meso- and macro-level network structure, with consequences for older as well as younger members of societies

Most compelling reason to go Bayesian I've seen yet!

New paper in Ecology and Evolution with Faye Thompson and @CantMichael! We tested whether termites discriminate between outgroups based on diet and found that they don't appear to, suggesting that diet might not be a useful recognition cue in this context 🐜 doi.org/10.1002/ece3.9….

One of the most frustrating aspects of implementing a Bayesian analysis in practice is that if stakeholders cannot consume uncertainty in a principled way then the utility the analysis will be severely limited.

Still can’t quite believe it! Couldn’t have done it without my amazing supervisors Lauren Brent @DanFranksRsrch (and basically 🐬Michael Weiss🐋). CRAB is a brilliant group of people, looking forward to what the future holds 🤩

Read our first blog post! 🚀 → Causal Models: Beyond the Limits of Traditional ML. buff.ly/3Ar7nIm #CausalML #CauseAndEffect

Excited to share our (w/ Safi Darden & Tim Fawcett) paper on guppy cooperation out today in Royal Society Publishing Proc B! We tested the effect of group size on predator inspection and found (unexpectedly) that individuals in bigger groups cooperated more! 🐟 doi.org/10.1098/rspb.2…

Very excited to share this paper, out in Royal Society Publishing Royal Soc Open Science, with the amazing @DeMoorDelphine, Catarina Casanova and Lauren Brent. We dive into kinship composition in mammals and report that living with same-sex non-kin is not rare. royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rs… 🧵👇