Seeing the world through the eyes of #shrimp 🍤#bees 🐝🪲 #apes 🦧🦍 #dogs 🐶🐕 is a deep-dive into wonder. It generates a humble understanding of diverse ways of seeing the world #communication #behaviour #vision #animals #Boycott4Wildlife @palmoildetect.bsky.social palmoildetectives.com/2021/03/17/i...

34. Common mistake with #behaviour
Setting unrealistic expectations for the class.

🪝Playing Quarantine Zone and DBD today! 👖💨Yeet your pants and grab a drink!🤩

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#deadbydaylightcreator #dbdcreator #deadbydaylight #deadbydaylightsurvivor #behaviour

I was very happy to present the study we performed (a bit less about the emergency baby poster 🐣) that would not have been possible without the work of @justinedelautre.bsky.social @ankitha-jayanth.bsky.social @ckecz.bsky.social #lapwings #behaviour at #EOU26 @eoufledglings.bsky.social

33. Common mistake with #behaviour
Not allowing enough time for behaviour to improve (with plenty of reminders of expectations and consequences).

How has #behaviour gone this week?

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What can we learn from bonobos and bottlenose dolphins about the evolution of between-group cooperation? royalsocietypublishing.org/rspb/article... | #ProcB #Behaviour #Evolution

That's on me: a review of "It's on You" written by them, from me, just for you! It’s On You by Nick Chater and George Loewenstein makes a clear and compelling case: many of society’s most persistent problems stick around not because we lack solutions, but because powerful actors ...

Some thoughts on the book It's on You by Chater and Loewenstein, and on behavioural science and its impact on public policy design more generally:

www.linkedin.com/pulse/thats-...

#psychology #economics #behaviour #climatechange #science #debate #bookreview

Distress calls as social stressors affecting chicken welfare Abstract. Social signals about current environmental risks can shape development in young animals. Distress calls made by young chickens (Gallus gallus dom

How do distress calls affect #AnimalWelfare? 🐔📢

New research shows that distress calls can act as social stressors in chickens, with important implications for understanding and improving welfare in group-housed animals.

Read more: doi.org/10.1098/rsbl...

#Behaviour #AnimalScience #Research

Ethological scars? Exposure to multiple negative events over a lifespan may predict abnormal repetitive behaviour in laboratory-housed rhesus macaques royalsocietypublishing.org/rsbl/article... | #BiologyLetters #Behaviour #AnimalWelfare

Quantum behaviour in brain neurons looks theoretically possible – Physics World A study probing quantum phenomena in brain neurons could provide fresh insight into how our brains function

#Quantum #behaviour in #brain #neurons looks #theoretically #possible. 17 Mar 2025 #Penrose #Hameroff #Ghose #neuroscience #experiments #consciousness #entanglement #physics #biology #Pinotsis #FitzHugh #Nagumo physicsworld.com/a/quantum-be...

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32. Common mistake with #behaviour
Not reaching out to trusted colleagues (teacher, community or me!) when you need support

Do face-to-face interactions matter? That’s the question we asked researchers at our social cognition labs Mi3 (we're part of the @lmu.de ) for our new video series 'Interactive Minds' - full episode on our YouTube channel here: youtu.be/3gOrwzVHYdQ

#philosophy #behaviour #SciComm

BI 234 Juan Gallego: The Neural Manifold Manifesto * __ Facebook * __ Twitter * __ LinkedIn Brain Inspired BI 234 Juan Gallego: The Neural Manifold Manifesto Play Episode Pause Episode Mute/Unmute Episode Rewind 10 Seconds 1x Fast Forward 30 seconds 00:00 / 02:01:31 Subscribe Share Apple Podcasts Spotify Stitcher RSS Feed Share Link Embed Download file | Play in new window | Duration: 02:01:31 | Recorded on March 25, 2026 Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher * * * **Support the show to get full episodes, full archive, and join the Discord community**. _The Transmitter_ is an online publication that aims to deliver useful information, insights and tools to build bridges across neuroscience and advance research. Visit thetransmitter.org to explore the latest neuroscience news and perspectives, written by journalists and scientists. Read more about our partnership. Check out this story: Neural manifolds: Latest buzzword or pathway to understand the brain? Sign up for Brain Inspired email alerts to be notified every time a new Brain Inspired episode is released. To explore more neuroscience news and perspectives, visit thetransmitter.org. Juan Gallego runs the Neocybernetics Lab at the Champalimaud Centre for the Unknown in Lisbon, Portugal, affiliated with the neuroscience of disease and neuroscience programs, and the centre for restorative neurotechnology. Juan has worked a lot on neural manifolds – the mathematical objects neuroscience is using more and more to describe how big populations of neurons coordinate their activity to do useful things. In fact, he recently gave a short talk that he titled The Manifold Manifesto, because he was asked to be provocative. And he was provocative, suggesting that manifolds are real – as real as chairs and tables are, that they have causal power, and they might be a target of evolution. Of course he talked about his own and others work to support those claims. So today we discuss many of those themes, through the lens of his own and others work, and we talk about what keeps him up at night about the possible limits of using manifolds to connect brain activity with behavior and mental phenomena. He’s not just a manifold person, though. Juan is more broadly interested in motor control and how brains do it. We also discuss his work in patients with spinal cord injuries, who don’t have enough nerve connections to their muscles to actually move, but have enough nerve connections that some signal gets through. Juan and his colleagues can detect that little bit getting through, and use it to infer what behaviors the patients intend to do, and they can use that information to control actions in a computer simulation. The hope is that this will translate to controlling prosthetics to give spinal cord injury patients their mobility again. * Neocybernetics Lab. * @juangallego.bsky.social * Related papers * A neural manifold view of the brain. * A neural implementation model of feedback-based motor learning. * Conjoint specification of action by neocortex and striatum. * Integrating across behaviors and timescales to understand the neural control of movement. * Evolutionarily conserved neural dynamics across mice, monkeys, and humans. 0:00 – Intro 4:37 – Manifolds 14:30 – Strengths and weaknesses 24:32 – Conserved manifolds across animals and species 34:31 – Causality and manifolds 47:29 – Constraints and causes 51:05 – What to measure 58:55 – Complexity and manifolds 1:10:29 – Juan’s background 1:14:08 – Prosthetics for spinal cord injuries 1:41:06 – Integrating across behaviors and timescales 1:46:56 – Conjoint specification of action by neocortex and striatum.

Thx Paul for a very informative and inspired Brain Inspired.
https://braininspired.co/podcast/234/
#neuroscience #reductionism (not) #behaviour

Thx Paul for a very informative and inspired Brain Inspired.
#neuroscience #reductionism (not) #behaviour

31. Common mistake with #behaviour
Giving whole class punishments.

30. Common mistake with #behaviour
Getting angry or handing out consequences or threats willy-nilly.

How has #behaviour gone this week?

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Having Difficulty Changing Your Behaviour? We all find it difficult to change our actions, especially when we have gotten into a certain habit or pattern of doing things.

Our perception is a powerful force in directing our thoughts and actions.
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29. Common mistake with #behaviour
Forgetting that you can repeat until you (or they) get it right.

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28. Common mistake with #behaviour
Forgetting to (re-) communicate behaviour expectations and consequences

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#leadership
#Classroom practice
#Teenagers
#International
#Behaviour and YOU! Project
#Books

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The disobedient bunny
#SpringTimeStories #EnidBlyton #Animal #Creature #Species #StoryCollection #TheDisobedientBunny #Rabbit #Bunny #Field #Hillside #Grass #CountrySide #Naughty #Behaviour #Novel #Book #Literature #ShortStory #Anthology #Tales

27. Common mistake with #behaviour
Forgetting that behaviour is not personal.