This page lists all accepted oral presentations, posters and demonstrations, ordered alphabetically by first author.

• Al Banchaabouchi, M., Gale, K. and Rosenthal, N. (Monterotondo-Scalo (RM), Italy). Strain differences in the holeboard and fear conditioning tasks.

• Andersen, H.H.K. and Due Hansen, K. (Roskilde, Denmark). Measuring the image quality of a car based sight effectiveness enhancement system.

• Anokhin, K. and Mukhina, T. (Moscow, Russia). Development of neurocognitive interface for animal video tracking system.

• Apicella , F., Maestro, S., Cesari, A., Grassi, C., Manfredi, A., Muratori, P., Petrozzi, A., Polidori, L. and Muratori, F. (Calambrone (Pisa) Italy). Scale for the assessment of infant developmental competencies. A new instrument for early screening in Autism Spectrum Disorders.

• Apicella F., Maestro, S., Cesari, A., Grassi, C., Manfredi, A., Muratori, P., Petrozzi, A., Polidori, L. and Muratori, F. (Calambrone (Pisa) Italy). Early behavioral pathways in infants later diagnosed with Autistic Spectrum Disorder. Home Movies analysis through Observer 4.0.

• Armstrong, J.D., Baker, D.A., Heward, J.A. and Lukins, T.C. (Edingburg, UK). Sex, Flies and no Videotape.

• Arndt, S.S. (Cologne, Germany). The "mouse fitness centre": A standardised test system to assess motor function.

• Asseldonk, van, E.H.F., Buurke, J.H., Helm, van der, F.C.T. and Kooij, van der, H. (Twente, The Netherlands). Disentangling the contribution of the paretic and non-paretic leg to balance control in stroke patients.

• Aßmann, B., Romano, M.C., Thiel, M. and Niemitz, C. (Berlin, Germany). Recurrence plot analyses suggest a novel reference system involved in spontaneous newborn movements.

• Ball, H.L., Heslop, L.E. and Leech, S.J. (Durham, UK). The safety of newborn infants in three sleep conditions on the post-natal ward.

• Ball, H.L., Volpe, L.E., Heslop, E. and Leech, S.J. (Durham, UK). Observing mother-infant sleep behavior.

• Barac-Cikoja, D., Cole, K. and Klein, L. (Washington, DC, USA). Investigating auditory self-monitoring with psychoacoustic methods.

• Barendregt, W. and Bekker, M.M. (Eindhoven, The Netherlands). Developing a coding scheme to detect usability and fun problems in computer games for young children.

• Barkhuysen, P., Krahmer, E. and Swerts, M. (Tilburg, The Netherlands). Audiovisual cues to finality.

• Bartl, J., Schneider, M., Kleindienst, H.U. and Erhard, M. (Munich, Germany). Vocalisations of Chinchillas living in family groups.

• Baten, C. (Roessingh Research and Development, Enschede, The Netherlands). Human motion analysis using inertial sensing.

• Beiderbeck, D.I., Neumann, I.D. and Veenema, A.H. (Regensburg, Germany). Differences in aggression in male Wistar rats are accompanied by distinct arginine-vasopressin release patterns within the lateral septum.

• Bellés, M., Luisa Albina, M., Linares, V., Gómez, M., Sánchez, D.J. and Domingo, J.L. (Reus, Spain). Combined action of uranium and stress in the rat. Behavioral effects.

• Belongie, S.J. (La Jolla, CA, USA). Monitoring animal behavior in the Smart Vivarium.

• Benjuya, N. and Wegman E. (Beer-Sheva, Israel). Variable practice effect on bi-lateral transfer during a novel skill acquisition.

• Berghmans, S., Salzmann, J., Goldsmith, P. and Fleming, A. (Cambridge, UK). Zebrafish: a novel source of behavioral paradigms to allow high throughput drug discovery.

• Bilsky, E. J. (Biddeford, ME, USA). Targeting Pain-suppressed Behaviors in Preclinical Assays of Pain and Analgesia.

• Binning, R.R., Lefko, S.A., Cheng, F. and Liao, K. (Johnston, IA, USA). Investigating insect behavioral responses to insecticidal proteins.

• Blackburn-Munro, G. (Ballerup, Denmark). Pain-like behaviours in animals - how human are they?

• Blignaut, P.J., and McDonald, T. (Bloemfontein, South Africa). Capturing usability data on-the-go.

• Boer, E.R. (San Diego, CA, USA). Behavioral entropy as a measure of human operator misunder-standing.

• Boer, E.R., Forster, D., Joyce, C.A., Fastrez, P., Haué,J.-B. , Garvey, E., Chokshi, M.,Mogilner^{, T.} and Hollan, J. (San Diego, CA, USA). Bridging ethnography and engineering through the graphical language of petri nets.

• Boer, E.R., Joyce, C.A., Forster, D., Chokshi, M., Mogilner^{, T.}, Garvey, E. and Hollan, J. (San Diego, CA, USA). Mining for meaning in driver’s behavior: A tool for situated hypothesis generation and verification.

• Bond, A.J. and Tse, W.S. (London, UK). Divergent patterns of social behaviour result in rejection and reduced social reinforcement.

• Bos, van den, R. , Lasthuis, W. and Spruijt, B.M. (Utrecht, The Netherlands). Towards a rodent model of the Iowa Gambling Task in humans.

• Braks, M.A.H., Bau, J. and Cardé, R.T. (Riverside, CA, USA). 3-D flight track analyses of mosquito orientation to oviposition cues.

• Brehme, U., Stollberg, U., Buschor, Y., Strickler, B. and Niederhäusern, V. R. (Potsdam, Germany). Daily biorhythm from horses measured with ALT pedometer for well-being in different horse keeping systems.

• Bremond, F. (Sophia Antipolis, France). Recognition of abnormal behaviors using a cognitive vision approach.

• Brink, van den, N.W., Jansman, H.A.H., Lammertsma, D.R., Niewold, F.F.J. and Müskens, G.J.D.M. (Wageningen, The Netherlands). Recent use of telemetry for assessing home ranges, habitat use and mortality in free ranging vertebrates.

• Brown, R.E. (Halifax, NS, Canada). The importance of visual ability in behavioural testing of mice.

• Bruyelle, J.-L. and Velastin, S.A. (Arcueil, France). A multi-sensor surveillance system for public transport environments.

• Budzynska, M., Kamieniak, J., Krupa, W. and Sapula, M. (Lublin, Poland). Behavioural and heart rate responses to novel stimuli in Arabian mares: effects of age and sire.

• Bui, T.D., Heylen, D., Nijholt, A. and Poel, M. (Enschede, The Netherlands). Emotions and Facial Expressions for Conversational Agents.

• Caeyenberghs, K., Aerschot, van, L., Saftig, P. and D'Hooge, R. (Leuven, Belgium). Behavioral defects in lysosomal alfa-mannosidase deficient mice.

• Cameron, E.Z. and White, A.M. (Reno, NV, USA). Remote measurement of milk intake for studies of maternal investment in mammals.

• Cardé, R.T. (Riverside, CA, USA). Bioassays for attractants, to what end: aiding identification, measuring adaptive value, or verifying orientation mechanisms?

• Castellano, J., Perea, A. and Alday, L. (Vitoria, Spain). Match Vision Studio v3.0.

• Cherepov, A.B., Mukhina, T.H. and Anokhin, K.V. (Moscow, Russia). Automatic segmentation of mouse behavior during video tracking in home cages.

• Chourbaji, S., Dormann, C., Zacher, C. and Gass, P. (Mannheim, Germany). The significance of multiple stressors in prehistory for the specificity in the learned helplessness model of depression in mice.

• Church, J.S. and Martz, D. (Edmonton, AB, Canada). The use of digital video recorders (DVR) for capturing digital video files for use in both ethovision and observer.

• Ciceri, R., Balzarotti, S. and Colombo, P. (Milano, Italy). Analysis of the human multimodal emotional signals to an interactive computer.

• Ciceri, R. and Biassoni, F. (Milano, Italy). Suprasegmental and verbal features of repeated questions in interview during the process of secret disclosure.

• Cirillo, J. and Todt, D. (Berlin, Germany). How to test for a ritual: the case of whispering.

• Cohn, J.F. (Pittsburgh, PA, USA). Automatic Facial Image Analysis.

• Collins, L.M. (Oxford, UK). The Virtual Raceway Method: a novel method for assessing perception in the social environment.

• Coninx, K., Haesen, M. and Bierhoff, J. (Diepenbeek, Belgium). A virtual lab for ICT experience prototyping.

• Connolly, P.J., Jezorek, I.G. and Prentice, E.F. (Cook, WA, USA). Development and use of in-stream PIT-tag detection systems to assess movement behavior of fish in tributaries of the Columbia , USA.

• Courteille, O. and Karlgren, K. (Stockholm, Sweden). Engaged students and increased performance.

• Crease, M. (Fredericton, CA, Canada). Measuring the effect of distractions on mobile users' performance.

• Cronin, G.M. and Desnoyers, M.A. (Werribee, Victoria, Australia). Behaviour around oviposition by hens in cages with and without nest boxes.

• Cucchiara, R., Prati, A. and Vezzani, R. (Reggio Emilia, Italy). Making the home safer and more secure through visual surveillance.

• Cupido, A., Krygsman, S.P., Snoeck, C.M., Bos, J.A. Th., Zeeuw, de, C.I. and Koekkoek, S.K.E. (Rotterdam, The Netherlands). The Erasmus Ladder: a new tool for the automated measurement of motor performance and motor learning in mice.

• Dahlqvist, P., Rönnbäck, A. and Olsson, T. (Umeå, Sweden). Enriched environment reverse learning impairment after focal cerebral ischemia in rats.

• Decker, E.L. (Tjele, Denmark). Measuring the behaviour of mink with permanent access to running wheels: the design of the wheels and a description of the digital video system.

• Delcourt, J., Becco, Ch., Vandewalle, N. and Poncin, P. (Liège, Belgium). A new automatic video multitracking system able to follow a large school.

• Desurmont, X., Meessen, J., Bastide, A., Parisot, C. and Delaigle, J.-F. (Mons, Belgium). Design of vision technology for automatic monitoring of unexpected events.

• Dhingra, P., Verma, P., Dhingra, U., Dutta, A., Black, R.E., Sarkar, A., Osmany, M., Khokhar, C.P., Juyal, R., Menon, V.P., Hiremath, G.S., Sazawal, S., Black, M. and Lozoff, B. (New Delhi, India). A descriptive analysis of social referencing using Observer 5.0 software among preschool children.

• Dhingra, U., Verma, P., Dhingra, P., Sarkar, A., Osmany, M., Juyal, R., Black, R.E., Menon, V.P., Kumar, J., Dutta, A., Hiremath, G.S., Lozoff, B., Black, M. and Sazawal, S. (Baltimore, USA). Association of social referencing with developmental scores of preschool children.

• D'Hooge, R. (Leuven, Belgium). Innovative use of the water maze to assess neurocognitive abilities in laboratory rodents.

• Dickins, D.W. (Liverpool, UK). Introducing the analysis of sequences in behavior.

• Drent, P.J. (Heteren, The Netherlands). The impact of continuous variation in heritable personalities on the social structure in the great tit (Parus major).

• Drott, J. and Haun, F. (Quakertown, PA, USA). A new behavior test for distinguishing spatial learning deficits from complex learning deficits in aged-rodents.

• Duncan, S. (Chicago, IL, USA). Using Theme to analyze face-to-face interaction.

• Duuren, van, E., Nieto-Escámez, F.A., Joosten, R.N.J.M.A., Visser, R., Mulder, A.B. and Pennartz, C.M.A. (Amsterdam, The Netherlands). Ensemble recordings in rat orbitofrontal cortex during olfactory discrimination learning: encoding of reward magnitude.

• Ellenbroek, B.A., Heeren, D.J. and Lubbers, L.J. (Nijmegen, The Netherlands). Toward a novel approach for the simultaneous recording of behavioral and physiological data in rodents.

• Essen, van, G.J. and Jansen, M.B. (Wageningen, The Netherlands). PhysioLinQ, a battery-less transmitter for remote measurement of physiological signals in socially housed rodents.

• Evreinov, G. (Tampere, Finland). Bimanual Input and Patterns of User Behavior.

• Fass, D. (Vandoeuvre-lès-nancy cedex, France). Graphical gesture analysis: a behavioral tool for virtual environment design.

• Foresti, G.L. (Udine, Italy). A multi-sensor framework for event detection in wide environments.

• Garchery, S., Egges, A. and Magnenat-Thalmann, N. (Geneva, Switzerland). Fast facial animation design for emotional virtual humans.

• Gerhardt, A. (Ibbenbueren, Germany). The Multispecies Freshwater Biomonitor and its application in behavioural ecology, ecotoxicology and online biomonitoring.

• Gerlai, R. (Mississauga, ON, Canada). Event recording and video-tracking: towards the development of high throughput zebrafish screens.

• Geus, de, E.J.C., Hartog, den, J. and Groot, P.F.C. (Amsterdam, The Netherlands). Vrije Universiteit Ambulatory Monitoring System: Quo vadis?

• Gnadt, J.W. and Echols, S.D. (Stony Brook, NY, USA). Recording neuronal behavior during behavior with experimental microstimulation.

• Goedhart, A.D., Kupper, N., Willemsen, G., Boomsma D.I. and Geus, de, E.J.C. (Amsterdam, The Netherlands). Temporal stability of ambulatory stroke volume and cardiac out-put measured by impedance cardiography.

• González, N., Kalyakin, I., Kauppi, A., Ivanov, D. and Lyytinen, H. (Jyväskylä, Finland). Reduced alertness while driving: Towards a composite behavioural/psychophysiological measure.

• Goubault, M., Linforth, R.S.T. and Hardy, I.C.W. (Loughborough, UK). New techniques to detect and track chemical signalling during animal contests.

• Grichkovtsova, I. and Mennen, I. (Edinburgh, UK). Child affective speech recording and its acoustic analysis in a cross-linguistic perspective.

• Griffiths, G.J.K., Winder, L., Perry, J.N., Alexander, C., Holland, J.M., Kennedy, P., Birt, A. and Preston, R. (Harpenden, UK). Laser marking carabid beetles for mark-release-recapture.

• Groot, P.F.C. and Den Hartog, J. (Amsterdam, The Netherlands). Combining the VU-AMS, E-Prime and BioPac in laboratory designs.

• Guo, S., Lau, B. and Bretaud, S. (San Francisco, CA, USA). Measuring reward-associated behaviors in zebrafish.

• Hall, C.A., Cassaday, H.J., Vincent, C.J. and Derrington, A.M. (Nottinghamshire, UK). Behavioral and physiological measures of dichromatic color vision in the horse (Equus caballus).

• Harada, E.T., Suto, S. and Nambu, M. (Tokyo, Japan). How can we measure goodness of conversation with robots?

• Harbaran, D., Robinson, L. and Riedel, G. (Aberdeen, UK). Visual discrimination learning in the water maze: an adjunct to spatially dependent cognitive tasks.

• Harlaar, J. (Amsterdam, The Netherlands). Clinical applications of gait analysis.

• Harma, A., Skowronek, J. and McKinney, M.F. (Eindhoven, The Netherlands). Acoustic monitoring of the patterns of activity in the office and the garden.

• Harst, van der, J.E., Lubbers, M., Eijkhoudt, M., and Spruijt, B.M. (Utrecht, The Netherlands). Monitoring the effects of social defeat in mice by automated observation in the home-cage and observer-based scoring during a social-interest test.

• Hawkins, P. (Southwater, UK). Refinements in telemetry procedures: a new resource.

• Helgason, H.G., Hjálmarsson^{, I.,} Jonsson, G.K., Magnusson, M.S. and Kristjánsson, S. (Reykjavik, Iceland). T-Pattern detection in physiological signals during sleep.

• Hemelrijk, C.K. (Haren, The Netherlands). The construction of dominance order: comparing performance of several statistics using an individual-based model.

• Hemerik, L., Bukovinszky, T., Gols, R., Lenteren, van, J.C. and Vet, L.E.M. (Wageningen, The Netherlands). The Matrix revisited: How to analyse the structure of behaviour.

• Heslop, E., Ball, H.L. and Leech, S.J. (Durham, UK). Bedding-in and rooming-in on the postnatal ward: Breastfeeding initiation.

• Heward, J.A., Baker, D.A., Lukins, T.C. and Armstrong, J.D. (Edinburgh, UK). FlyTracker: real-time analysis of insect courtship.

• Hirvonen, K., Lukander, K. and Virkkala, J. (Helsinki, Finland). Comparing two fixation algorithms on eye movement data from a multitask experiment.

• Hjarvard, B.M., Larsen, O.N., Madsen, H.R.J. and Jensen, K.H. (Tjele, Denmark). Dominance status assessed using a food competition test influences plasma cortisol levels and cell-mediated immunity in growing pigs.

• Hofmijster, M. (Amsterdam, The Netherlands). Identification of determinants of performance in sports: A case study in rowing.

• Hollenstein, T. (Toronto, ON, Canada). Using state space grids to display, describe, quantify, and analyze synchronized time series or event sequences.

• Holm, M.B. and Rogers, J.C. (Pittsburgh, PA, USA). Actigraphy as an objective outcome measure.

• Hoogeboom, P.J. (Amsterdam, The Netherlands). Training cockpit operations in Simulated Environments.

• Hoogeboom, P.J. and Zon, G.D.R. (Amsterdam, The Netherlands). Radiotelephony understandability verification using a program distributed via Internet.

• Houtveen, J.H., Groot, P.F.C. and Geus, de, E.J.C. (Utrecht, The Netherlands). Validation of the thoracic impedance derived respiratory signal using multilevel analysis.

• Hygge Blakeman, K., Eriksson, S., Ängeby Möller, K. and Berge, O. (Södertälje, Sweden). Analysis of Pain Related to Movement in Monoarthritis.

• Iivonen, H., Koivisto, E. and Tanila, H. (Kuopio, Finland). Individual differences in fear-related reactivity in transgenic mice carrying APP and PS1 mutation - random variable, hearing impairment or a personality trait?

• Indergand, R. and Mueller, Ch. (Zürich, Switzerland). E&t attentiontracker^®: Measuring the visual conspicuity of elements on web pages. An evaluation study.

• Ioannou, S., Wallace, M., Karpouzis, K. and Kollias, S. (Athens, Greece). A robust scheme for facial analysis and expression recognition.

• Jacquot, C. and Little, H.J. (London, UK). Of the Object Recognition in mice and the importance of the Object characteristics.

• Jacquot, C. and Little, H.J. (London, UK). The Object Location memory task: a test not suitable for use in mice?

• Jähkel, M., Schiller, L. and Oehler, J. (Dresden, Germany). Principal components factor analysis of different behavioural and neurochemical items in mice - a method to reveal contextual relations of behaviours and neurochemistry.

• Johansson, G., Davies, R.C., Eriksson, J., Klercker, af, J., Magnusson, C., Rassmus Gröhn, K. and Wallergård, M. (Lund, Sweden). Virtual Reality technology - a tool for behavioural studies involving disabled people.

• Jonge, de, F.H., Put, van de, K., Duit, J., Maes, R. and Spruijt, B.M. (Utrecht, The Netherlands). Species differences in preference to work for food rewards delivered with predictable or unpredictable delays.

• Jongsma, M.J., Vliet, van, S.A.M., Vanwersch, R.A.P. and Philippens, I.H.C.H.M. (Rijswijk, The Netherlands). An isolation protocol for testing anti-depressants and anxiolytics in the marmoset monkey.

• Jonsson, G.K., Anguera-Argilaga, M.T., Blanco-Villaseñor, A., Losada-López, J.L., Hernández-Mendo, A., Ardá-Suárez, T., Camerino-Foguet, O. and Castellano-Paulis, J. (Barcelona, Spain). Assessment of play interaction in football through SOF-CODER and hidden patterns.

• Jonsson, G.K., Bloomfield, J., Bolmand, R., Boulahan, K. and O'Donoghue, P. (Aberdeen, UK). Temporal pattern analysis and its applicability in soccer.

• Jonsson, G.K., Thorsteinsson, V. and Magnusson, M.S. (Reykjavik, Iceland). Identification of patterns in cod behavior.

• Juyal, R., Khokhar, C.P., Sazawal, S., Dhingra, U., Verma, P., Sarkar, A., Dhingra, P., Osmany, M., Menon, V.P., Black, M., Angulo-Kinzler, R.M. and Black, R.E. (New Delhi, India). Comparing activity scores by Actiwatch tied to leg and arm in preschool children.

• Juyal, R., Khokhar, C.P., Dhingra, U., Angulo-Kinzler, R.M. , Verma, P., Sarkar, A., Dhingra, P., Osmany, M., Menon, V.P., Black, M., Black, R.E., Sazawal, S. (New Delhi, India). Using Actiwatch® Activity Monitor for Measurement of Physical Activity and its Association with Anemia.

• Kanade, T. and Cohn, J.F. (Pittsburgh, PA, USA). The CMU/Pitt Automated Facial Image Analysis System.

• Kane, A.S., Salierno, J.D. and Gipson, G.T. (Baltimore, MD, USA). A video-based movement analysis system to quantify behavioral stress responses of individual and groups of fish.

• Karacay, N. (Samsun, Turkey). A new approach to gait scoring in broilers.

• Karn, J.S. and Cowling, A.J. (Sheffield, UK). An ethnographic study of the effect of psychological type on team cohesion and performance in software engineering projects.

• Kastberger, G., Thenius, R. and Hepburn, R. (Graz, Austria). Defense strategies in Western honeybees: Docility versus Aggressiveness.

• Keijsers, N., Horstink, M.W.I.M. and Gielen, C.C.A.M. (Nijmegen, The Netherlands). Automatic assessment of dyskinesia in Parkinson’s disease in daily life.

• Kerepesi, A., Jonsson, G.K. and Miklósi, A. (Budapest, Hungary). Detecting temporal patterns in dog-human and robot-human interactions.

• Khokhar, C.P., Juyal, R., Dhingra, U., Dutta, A., Osmany, M., Black, R.E., Sarkar, A., Dhingra, P., Verma, P., Black, M., Angulo-Kinzler, R.M., Menon, V.P., Kumar, J., Hiremath, G.S. and Sazawal, S. (Haridwar, India). Validation of methods of measuring physical activity using Observer software and Actiwatch in young children.

• Kim, Y.-K., Gowaty, P.A. and Anderson, W.W. (Athens, GA, USA). Testing for mate preference and mate choice in Drosophila pseudoobscura.

• Klein, A., Kloth, V., Papazoglou, A. and Nikkhah, G. (Freiburg, Germany). Motor-training-specific improvement of morphological and functional integration of dopaminergic intrastriatal grafts in the 6-OHDA rat model of Parkinson's disease.

• Koene, P. (Wageningen, The Netherlands). Stochastic catastrophe analysis of effects of density on behavior: an example in laying hens.

• Koopmans, G.C., Gabriel, A.F., Pragt, E., Hamers, F.P.T. and Joosten, E.A.J. (Maastricht, The Netherlands). The 'CatWalk' automated quantitative gait analysis; a novel behavioral assay for the preclinical assessment of pain.

• Kort, J., Steen, M.G.D., Poot, de, H., Hofte, ter, H. and Mulder, I. (Groningen, The Netherlands). Studying usage of complex applications.

• Kramer, K. (Amsterdam, The Netherlands). The use of radio-telemetry in freely moving laboratory animals in combination with a behavior system.

• Krestel, H.E. (Zurich, Switzerland). Possibilities and limits of EEG analysis in mouse models for epilepsy.

• Kuhne, F., Scheibe, K. and Struwe, R. (Berlin, Germany). Continues 24-hour measurement of behaviour differences in Arabian Horses kept on pasture throughout the year.

• Kuipers, J.R. (Delft, The Netherlands). Behavior analysis of driving simulator students.

• Kuipers, T. (Wageningen, The Netherlands). Influence of assortment organisation on perception and choice of organic food products.

• Kuurman, W.W. (Wageningen, The Netherlands). Behavioral phenotyping: Getting more information from video tracking data.

• LaBounty, L.P., Wiertelak, E.P. and Cousens, G.A. (Saint Paul, MN, USA). A system for administering and measuring responses to ethanol in rats.

• Lau, B., Bretaud, S. and Guo, S. (San Francisco, CA, USA). Measuring reward-associated behaviors in zebrafish.

• Laufer, L., Tatai, G. , Nemeth, B. and Loke, J. (Budapest, Hungary). The DNA of Emotions - Measuring Affect with Plutchik's Model in Computer Mediated Communication.

• Leitner, G. and Plattner, S. (Klagenfurt, Austria). The usability observation cap.

• Letonsaari, M., Virkkala, J. and Päällysaho, J. (Helsinki, Finland). Versatile pupil size and eyelid closure video measurement system.

• Levy-Storms, L. (Los Angeles, CA, USA). Video-based Ethnographic Approaches to Defining an Emotional Connection between Caregivers and Care Recipients in Nursing Homes.

• Lindgaard, G., BharrathSingh, K., Tsuji, B. and Khan, S. (Ottawa, ON, Canada). Ecological validity in usability testing.

• Lipp, H.-P., Litvin, O., Galsworthy, M., Vyssotski, D.L., Vyssotski, A.L., Rau A.E., Neuhäusser-Wespy, F., Würbel, H., Nitsch, R. and Wolfer, D.P. (Zürich, Switzerland). Automated behavioral analysis of mice using INTELLICAGE: inter-laboratory comparisons and validation with exploratory behavior and spatial learning.

• Liu, H. (Hsinchu, Taiwan). A system for monitoring abnormal operator behaviors.

• Lopardo, G.A. and Veà Baró, J. (Girona, Spain). Local and global information in a dynamic model of male howler monkey interactions.

• Lukander, K. and Virkkala, J. (Helsinki, Finland). Extracting 3D gaze coordinates with real objects in real environments.

• Mach, M., Morris, M., Dubovicky, M., Ujhazy, E. and Lucot, J.B. (Bratislava, Slovakia). Oxytocin deficient mice show a gender specific behavioral response to shaker stress.

• Malatynska, E., Pinhasov, A., Crooke, J. and Brenneman, D.E. (Spring House, PA, USA). Reduction of Dominant or Submissive Behavior as Models for Antimanic or Antidepressant Drug Testing: Technical Considerations.

• Mandolesi, L., Leggio, M.G., Federico, F. and Petrosini, L. (Naples, Italy). A new paradigm to analyze observational learning in rats.

• Maréchal, J.-P. and Clare, A.S. (Newcastle upon Tyne, UK). Barnacle settlement behaviour measured by Ethovision 3.0.

• McCowan, I. (IDIAP, Martigny, Switzerland). The AMI Meeting Corpus.

• Meyerson, B.J., Augustsson, H., Berg M., Roman, E. and Nylander, I. (Uppsala, Sweden). The Concentric Square Field: a multivariate test arena for ethoexperimental analysis of explorative strategies.

• Mitchell, P.J. and Redfern, P.H. (Bath, UK). Ethological analysis of rodent behaviour: elucidation of the behavioural effects of psychotropic drugs.

• Molano, C., Adams, S.G. and Nagarajarao, K. (Lincoln, NE, USA). Development of Protocol To Measure Team Behavior in Engineering Education.

• Mooij-van Malsen, de, A., Olivier, B., Spruijt, B., Ree, van, J. and Kas, M. (Utrecht, The Netherlands). A refined behavioural analysis for the genetic dissection of food exploration strategies in mice.

• Morris, R.G.M. (Edinburgh, UK). Moving on from spatial learning to episodic-like and semantic-like memory.

• Mukhina, T. and Anokhin, K. (Moscow, Russia). Automated recognition of rat and mouse body landmarks using 2D kinematic model.

• Mulder, I., Hofte, ter, G.H. and Kort, J. (Enschede, The Netherlands). Sociosensor: Measuring user behaviour and experience with mobile devices.

• Mustaparta, H. (Trondheim, Norway). How to study the neuronal mechanisms underlying chemosensory coding and learning in herbivorous insects.

• Naughton, M.C., Abrecht,T.L., Foster, T.S., Peterson, A.M., Penner, L.A. and Ruckdeschel, J.C. (Detroit, MI, USA). Assessing methods of data capture in pediatric oncological settings.

• Negus, S. (Belmont, MA, USA). Preclinical assessment of analgesic drugs in assays of acute pain.

• Nesvadba, J., Hanjalic, A., Fonseca, P., Kroon, B., Celik, H. and Hendriks, E. (Eindhoven, The Netherlands). Towards a real-time and distributed analysis system for face detection, pose estimation and face-related features.

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