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Program details can be [...] UPDATE radio too much soma function on the secret ABCNews Science Club: Iain http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/story?id=7025066&page=1 talk about his work and the work of CouzinLab the next too much soma session of the Secret Science Club. This event held at the Bell House in New York (149 StreetBrooklyn seventh, NY 11215) at 8:00 p.m. [...] There will be the next President Iain thePIMS-CSC series of distinguished speakers who Simon Fraser University in Vancouver. His movement and Discussion collective decision-making in animal groups, will begin at 2:30 p.too much soma m.

at the ASB Theatre atIRMACS May 14 10 900 (reception from 14.00). PIMS is the Institute of Mathematical Sciences of the Pacific. CSC is the Centre for Science [...] The April 28 Iain gave a lecture sponsored by the Institute of Mathematical Biosciences The Ohio State University. The conversation held at the IMAX Theatre of the Center for Science too much soma and Industry (Columbus) was called The too much soma Perfect Swarm (brochure available here). It was an overview of the collective too much soma behavior at different scales of life, [...] Iain has recently been invited to participate in the series of live events hosted by AWE first Mageddon Radiolab, a radio program popular science WNYC . Hereafter is an excerpt too much soma from the show, which presents the work of Iain in CouzinLab and answer some questions from the hosts, Jad too much soma Abumrad and Robert Krulwich. The http://video.wnyc.org/radiolab/thegreenespace20100414_RadiolabIC.flv [...] [DEADLINEOVER - PLEASE DO NOT YA NOTAPPLY] date: Ideally, as soon as too much soma possible, two years post-doctoral Position is available at the collective behavior of human rights in the crowd CouzinLab at too much soma Princeton University. This is part of an ongoing project for the Ministry of Interior of the United Kingdom in collaboration with the risk of Oxford, Oxford University anniversary gift business, and [...] [DEADLINEOVER - S ' PLEASE DO NOT IT IS NOTAPPLY] Start Date: mid October 2010 or before a postdoctoral fellowship is available in the laboratory of Animal Collective behavior at Princeton University to study the collective processing of information on fish as a model system. This is part of a multidisciplinary investigation of decision making by groups of animals. In particular, it aims to explore the interaction between Professor Kevin Lalande [...] Laland Lab at the University of St Andrews will be our too much soma teacher in the seminary following the BSE.

His speech, animal learning and the evolution of culture, conducted in March 10 Guyot Hall Monday 1 January 2010, at 12:30. Laland laboratory is studying the construction of social learning, cultural evolution and niche [...] Humans are pack animals integration?

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