The neuroecological context of group living
Behavioral Ecology, Behavioral Neuroscience, Evolution and seminar by Dr Sean O'Donnell, Drexel University
Hosted by Project Encephalon
Wednesday 04:00–05:10 Calcutta (GMT+5:30)
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Online
Abstract
Dr. Sean O'Donnell is a Professor of Biodiversity Earth & Environmental Science at Drexel University, USA. His neuroscience research focuses on how brain structure plasticity & evolution are affected by social behavior, mainly using insects as models. He is also interested in tropical ecology & thermal physiology. He conducts field research & teaches field courses in Central & South America, as well as in the Negev Desert in Israel.
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