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SYMPOSIUM 1 The Building Blocks of Behavior |
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Oral presentations |
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09:30 |
K. Grammer (Vienna, Austria). E-motion: digital image analysis of human body movements. |
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10:15 |
Coffee break |
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10:45 |
S.V. Budaev (Moscow, Russia). Measuring animal temperament. |
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11:05 |
S.D. Butcher, P. Courtney, M. Gill and G.J. Lithgow (Manchester, United Kingdom). Model-based tracking of C. elegans for behavioural characterisation. |
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11:25 |
C. Twining, C. Taylor, P. Courtney and C. Dourish (Manchester, UK). Characterising behavioural phenotypes using automated image analysis. |
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11:45 |
D.J. Heeren and A.R. Cools (Nijmegen, The Netherlands). Classifying behavior of freely moving rodents with the help of fuzzy logic. |
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12:05 |
Lunch break and poster viewing |
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13:20 |
N. Kafkafi and I. Golani (Baltimore, MD, U.S.A.). Relative phase and traveling waves as building blocks of coordination patterns in free locomotor behavior. |
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13:40 |
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14:00 |
R. Mundry and D. Todt (Berlin, Germany). Automated measurement of tonal bird vocalisations: a methodological approach and examples of its application. |
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Poster presentations
and demonstrations |
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A.G. Rusu and I.M. Benta (Cluj-Napoca, Romania). Behavior as discourse: a structural analysis of the feeding behavior of laboratory rats. |
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S. Svirskis, B. Opmane and V. Klusa (Riga, Latvia). Recording of behavioural responses after unilateral injection of msh peptides into the rat left ventral tegmental area (vta). |
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R. Jakobsen (Bergen, Norway). Conduct problems in children: translation and adaptation of family and peer process code. |
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