Overcoming the dyadic default in research on child development Abstract. Researchers conducting experimental work on sociocognitive development in childhood typically study one-on-one interactions. This approach aligns

Our new paper on overcoming the ‘dyadic default’ is out now in Child Development Perspectives!
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Congrats Jean :)

The front cover of the book "Art Cure" is accompanied by the Waterstones logo and text reading "25% OFF RRP, 2026 New Titles".

Art Cure by Professor Daisy Fancourt is featured as one of
@waterstones.bsky.social's autumn promotion picks! 📢

That means from today until 17th October you can receive 25% off the RRP when you pre-order online with the code "OCTOBER25" 💻

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Effort-based prosocial decision-making in autistic and non-autistic adults

Genetic variation influences food-sharing sociability in honey bees Individual variation in sociability is a central feature of every society, including honey bees, but what are the determinants of sociability? This study shows that specific genetic variants and brain...

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We show that trophallaxis (the mouth-to-mouth transfer of food) and social influence (how much one bee influenced the movement of other bees) are linked to genomic differences

Dive into honey bee sociability 📄journals.plos.org/plosbiology/article

New paper in @plosbiology.org

Happy to have contributed to this project investigating the behavioral, genomic and transcriptomic bases of sociability in honey bees (Apis mellifera) 🐝🐝🐝 👇

🎓 My lab has 2 PhD positions with @cimecunitrento.bsky.social
1️⃣ 🧠 Watch the 🐭 brain in motion, with functional ultrasound imaging (fUSI)
2️⃣🧪 Mess with the 🐭 brain (experimentally) via causal perturbations + imaging

🔬 Neuro/physics/bioengeneering backgrounds welcome
👉Info ▶️https://lnkd.in/dDeTTDj2