Calling all students interested in animal behaviour and social learning! 

I am recruiting multiple volunteer students for assistance in 2 tasks for my PhD project that examines social biases in tufted capuchins. Students may reach out with availability to help in one or both tasks: 

1. Coding videos of capuchins performing a binary-choice task (specifically recording their choices), to measure inter-rater reliability: short-term, roughly 4-6 weeks from mid-May through June
2. Assisting me in my task of using BORIS software to analyse capuchin videos: long-term, estimated 4-5 months
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Both efforts will require pre-training, to be carried out between mid-to-end of May (foreseeably longer for the long-term endeavor). Both will involve one meeting/work period with me per week, and a few hours of work on the student's own time per week, but will not add up to a part- or full-time job.

This is a great opportunity to be involved in animal behaviour research and gain experience for your own future projects! 

If interested, e-mail me at s.b.kraemer@stir.ac.uk.