Katharina Hillerer retweeted
Come work with @AetOleary & I in the vibrant & international city of Frankfurt. We are looking for two motivated students to assess the aetiology of aggression & impulsivity using multiple behavioural & molecular approaches. Full details in the jpeg & trr379.de
Happy and delighted to share my latest publication with you.
#FarmAnimals #neurogenesis #welfare #microbiota-gut-brain axis #FrontiersIn
frontiersin.org/journals/neu…
Only one more week to go. Looking forward seeing and discussing all the great work on adult neurogenesis presented at #Eurogenesis2024
Eurogenesis is back! 🔥
Join us in Bordeaux, France from June 12th-14th for Eurogenesis 2024 - an immersive experience in adult neurogenesis research. Save the date for groundbreaking discoveries and insightful discussions!
Register at: eurogenesis.sciencesconf.org
#Eurogenesis2024
Katharina Hillerer retweeted
Being interviewed about your work can be a stressful experience (may even have increased my biological age!)…very grateful to @Nature for covering this study in such a balanced way. nature.com/articles/d41586-0….
Important method paper on measurement of salivary OXT in farm animals from my colleague Liza @PinkorFurry 👏🏼👇🏽
Katharina Hillerer retweeted
Now with online version available - paywalled, but you can still watch two brief videos of our goat studies!
sueddeutsche.de/projekte/art…
Amazing to see that we continue to reach a wider audience after the @ScienceMagazine coverage - here's a brand new summary article in one of Germany's biggest newspapers, @SZ, highlighting some of our key research areas!
Katharina Hillerer retweeted
We are cover Story!! Thank you, David Grimm for your visit and the detailed report on our work 🙏🏻
We are thrilled (and so are our animals 😜) 🤩
New research is showing that farm animals may be capable of much more than we think. The findings could offer insights into how domestication shaped their brains and could even change how we house and treat them.
Learn more this week in Science: scim.ag/56v
Katharina Hillerer retweeted
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Research at FBN becomes cover story in Science Magazine - Farm animals surprise scientists with their complex abilities. @FBNDummerstorf @ScienceMagazine...
nachrichten.idw-online.de/20…
Great Post-Doc opportunity for researchers interested in the use of oxytocin to explore positive welfare in pigs! 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽
jobs.ethz.ch/job/view/JOPG_e…
Feel free to share!
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In a new Science study, researchers discovered that the hormonal milieu of pregnancy remodels a distinct population of hypothalamic neurons in mice that mediates the onset of parental behavior before giving birth.
Learn more: scim.ag/4x6; scim.ag/4x7
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Job vacancy!
We are looking for a doctoral student in the field of behavioural physiology for our #cooperation project "MindfulShepard". You will develop a sensor halter for sheep 🐏 and evaluate the #data collected.
More information (in German): ow.ly/YUN950PYsBZ
#vacancy
Katharina Hillerer retweeted
Teaching kids about animal behaviour is crucial to raising awareness on animal welfare issues.
For this reason, @APigsHeart & @goatsthatstare just published an overview on animal emotions that can be used as an educational resource in schools & beyond.
kids.frontiersin.org/article…
New paper out - and that's a very special one. @APigsHeart and I wrote a piece on animal emotions and how to assess them for @FrontYoungMinds - a journal dedicated to sharing recent developments in research with kids and teens.
kids.frontiersin.org/article…
Looking forward reading the article 🙂
Excited about this visit here: David Grimm from @ScienceMagazine came to learn about current topics in the field of behavioural physiology. For one and a half days, he discovered stables, laboratories and offices. We are looking forward to your article!
#behaviouralphysiology
Katharina Hillerer retweeted
🔊 Podcast Alert 🔊
Hear our colleague Sandra Düpjan talk about how #animals and especially #pigs communicate, what meaning the sounds have and why pigs are actually pink dogs. Sandra is a guest in the Podcast "Irgendwas mit Bio".
To the podcast: ow.ly/UVku50PTreW
Katharina Hillerer retweeted
I am pleased to announce our new paper is now published online open access. This article describes the role of sexually dimorphic oxytocin receptor in maternal behavior of mice.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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