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Annual General Meetings (AGM)

Here you can find the minutes from past ESLR Annual General Meetings.

2020

AGM Minutes (Google Doc)

Presentation of the Society Chair:

AGM_Chair_Presentation_2020_ESLRDownload

2019

AGM Minutes (Google Doc)

2018

AGM Minutes (Google Doc)

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maxplanckcareerPlanck Academy@maxplanckcareer·
22 Jul

Registration for the Max Planck Society's major annual career event for postdoctoral researchers is now open at http://bit.ly/CareerSteps2021 @goetheuni is partner of @maxplanckpress for Career Steps 2021 (September 20/21, 2021, online)

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CCCAnimalsJosh Plotnik (ดร. โจชัว พลอท์นิก) 🐘@CCCAnimals·
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I'm looking for reviewers who would be interested in reviewing manuscripts on human-wildlife conflict (elephants in particular but not exclusively), including those that focus on the impacts of refugee relocations, anthropogenic change, etc. on elephants and vice-versa. DM pls :)

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EmotionLabKIAndreas Olsson@EmotionLabKI·
24 Jul

Social observation (in humans and rats) recovers memories previously shaped by first-hand experiences https://www.pnas.org/content/118/30/e2101290118
Our new study led by @janhaaker & @Ldiazmataix out in @PNASNews! Together with a great Int'l team @theamygdaloid @ggblanch Sara Stark Lea Kern

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LydiaMHopperLydia Hopper@LydiaMHopper·
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People coded the same behavioral sequences differently depending on the background information they were given. Thus, context influences interpretation of behavior and assessment of #AnimaWelfare, highlighting the need for naive coding & rigorous inter-rarer reliability testing https://twitter.com/zoophilosophy/status/1418909866492628998

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A warning on how easily context can influence observation - this study found differences in scoring of identical behaviours based on the contextual story given to the observers
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S000334721400092X

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zoophilosophyDr Heather Browning@zoophilosophy·
24 Jul

A warning on how easily context can influence observation - this study found differences in scoring of identical behaviours based on the contextual story given to the observers
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S000334721400092X

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