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#BehavioralNeuroscience

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Matt Crump

I'm very excited to announce that the Psychology Department at Brooklyn College of CUNY is hiring a tenure-track line in Cognitive/Behavioral Neuroscience. Applications are being accepted now, and will be reviewed after November 18th

#neuroscience #cognition #cognitiveneuroscience #behavioralneuroscience

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El Duvelle Neuro

@DrYohanJohn There is this recent review that seems very interesting from the #GenzelLab, but it’s more about the tasks themselves than task design, it seems? In any case, I agree!

Rodent maze studies: from following simple rules to complex map learning
#Neuroscience #BehavioralNeuroscience #Mazes #Navigation

SpringerLinkRodent maze studies: from following simple rules to complex map learning - Brain Structure and FunctionMore than 100 years since the first maze designed for rodent research, researchers now have the choice of a variety of mazes that come in many different shapes and sizes. Still old designs get modified and new designs are introduced to fit new research questions. Yet, which maze is the most optimal to use or which training paradigm should be applied, remains up for debate. In this review, we not only provide a historical overview of maze designs and usages in rodent learning and memory research, but also discuss the possible navigational strategies the animals can use to solve each maze. Furthermore, we summarize the different phases of learning that take place when a maze is used as the experimental task. At last, we delve into how training and maze design can affect what the rodents are actually learning in a spatial task.
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El Duvelle

Applications start to be reviewed today for these 2 positions at #DartmouthCollege in #BehavioralNeuroscience! But it looks like you can still apply!

Feel free to any questions about the work environment my way (I am a postdoc there)!

From: @elduvelle
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Neuromatch SocialEl Duvelle (@elduvelle@neuromatch.social)2 openings for assistant professor and associate professor in the Psychological and Brain Sciences department where I’m currently at at Dartmouth College, USA, in Systems/Behavioral Neuroscience: https://pbs.dartmouth.edu/news/2023/08/inviting-applications-professor-psychological-and-brain-sciences-systemsbehavioral Please share to find me great future colleagues :) > “For a complete description of the Assistant Professor position, see http://apply.interfolio.com/130063. For a complete description of the Associate Professor position, see http://apply.interfolio.com/130080. Review of applications will begin October 15, 2023 and continue until the position is filled.” #NeuroJobs #Neuroscience #Neuroscientist
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Comparative Cognition

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Hello! This account is shared by Valerie (Val) Kuhlmeier and Mary (Cella) Olmstead. We are faculty at Queen's University in Canada with interests in

#AnimalCognition #AnimalBehaviour #AnimalBehavior #DevelopmentalPsychology #BehavioralNeuroscience #Dogs #Primates #Cognition #Psychology #Cooperation

We wrote a textbook called #ComparativeCognition, and we are working on the second edition now. Most activity here will be from Val.

This is a photo of Valerie Kuhlmeier and Cella Olmstead. They are sitting in a garden with their dogs, Bradley (a Labrador retriever) and Argos (a small white dog).
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