Symposia
Symposia combine sessions that are organized around a specific topic. The symposium chair invites speakers to give presentations in the session.
The following symposia will take place:
| Title | Organiser |
| Eye-Tracking, Facial expression analyses, neuro- and psychophysiological reactions in consumer behaviour studies: integration between new tools and traditional ones. | Maurizio Mauri, IULM University of Milan |
| The replicability of measuring behavior | Ilan Golani and Neri Kakafi, University of Tel Aviv |
| Rodent Social Behavior | Suzanne Peters and Berry Spruijt, Utrecht University |
| Timing of behaviour: behavioural changes caused by the ultradian and circadian systems | Roelof Hut and Eddy van der Zee, University of Groningen |
| Measuring effects of neuroinflammation on behaviour | Uli Eisel and Regien Schoemaker, University of Groningen |
| Dynamical representations of animal behavior – why and how? | Alex Gomez-Marin, Champalimaud Center for The Unknown, Lisbon, and Ilan Golani, Tel Aviv University |
| Tracking animals in social groups | Marc Naguib and Bas Rodenburg, Wageningen University |
| Smart reasoning systems to analyse human behavior | Rianne Kaptein, and Wessel Kraaij TNO |
| Ambulatory skin conductance | Joyce Westerink and Martin Ouwerkerk, Phillips Research |
| Measuring human behavior in 3D virtual environments | Jorrit Kuipers, Green Dino and Tobias Heffelaar, Noldus IT |
| Measuring eating behavior | Agnès Giboreau, Institut Paul Bocuse |
| Human behaviour recognition from video | Remco Veltkamp, University of Utrecht, and Nico van der Aa, Noldus IT |
In addition to the above symposia, there will be a variety of other sessions. You can download the Program Book here. Delegates will also receive a printed copy.
