I'm excited to invite you to a BERG seminar on Wild Cognition on Wednesday 22nd September. It starts at 3pm - earlier than normal - and will be finished by 5pm latest.
Deborah Bruce was initally scheduled to contribute, but sadly she is currently poorly, so please do take a moment to drop her a note on the Kudoboard here:
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Wednesday 22nd September 15.00 -17.00hrs
on Teams (link below)
There will be a series of short presentations, followed by questions and then a discussion
Hannah Buchanan-Smith - Introduction:
Wild Cognition,
Welfare &
Cognitive Enrichment
Potential discussion points
- Why might captive and wild cognition differ?
- What are the main benefits of wild cognition studies compared to, or in combination with captive?
- What are the main challenges from wild cognition studies compared to captive?
- Are there links/lessons from mobile cognition in humans, and what technology/wearable might be of use (eg eye tracking, wearables for dogs to study dog-human interactions?)
- What are the potential research opportunities/collaborations?
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Hannah M. Buchanan-Smith
Professor, Behaviour and Evolution Research Group (BERG)
Psychology, Faculty of Natural Sciences
University of Stirling
Stirling, FK9 4LA
Scotland
E-mail: h.m.buchanan-smith@stir.ac.uk
Home page:
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