BEEPSS Hall of Fame

Last update: : Tuesday 25 July 2017, by Nicolas Busser

Rudy Boonstra	Rudy Boonstra presented at the BEEPSS on the 13^th of July 2017 Evolution of the Stress axis in North American Ground Squirrels
Lauren Brent	Lauren Brent presented at the BEEPSS on the 1^st of June 2017 Fitness correlates of social networks in group-living animals
Benjamin Rey	Benjamin Rey presented at the BEEPSS on the 4^th of May 2017 Revisiting the costs and benefits of group‐living through the lens of physiology in a wild cooperative breeder: the Alpine marmot
Dina Dechmann	Dina Dechmann presented at the BEEPSS on the 6^th of April 2017 Rediscovering an old phenomenon: individual shrinking and regrowth as a winter adaption in high-metabolic mammals
Simon Verhulst	Simon Verhulst presented at the BEEPSS on the 23^th of March 2017 Telomeres and life histories
Simon Chamaillé	Simon Chamaillé presented at the BEEPSS on the 24^th of November 2016 Catch me if you can: proactive and reactive responses shape the dynamics of a predator-prey space race in an African savanna
Silke Kipper	Silke Kipper presented at the BEEPSS on the 3^th of November 2016 Singing in the city park – studying courtship displays, mating decisions, and life histories of common nightingales
Damien Roussel	Damien Roussel presented at the BEEPSS on the 13^th of October 2016 Mitochondrial phenotypic flexibility and its relevance for animal performance
Victor Planas-Bielsa	Victor Planas-Bielsa presented at the BEEPSS on the 6^th of October 2016 Big Data from the Antarctic - A Statistical approach to the breeding cycle of the Adélie penguin
Tony Wiliams	Tony Wiliams presented at the BEEPSS on the 24^th of June 2016 How hard do birds work? Individual variation and physiology of foraging during parental care.
Andrew Young	Andrew Young presented at the BEEPSS on the 10^th of June 2016 Sex differences in cooperation and ageing in wild social vertebrates
Hanna Kokko	Hanna Kokko presented at the BEEPSS on the 22^nd of April 2016 Males exist. Does it matter?
Anders Pape Møller (right)	Anders Pape Møller presented at the BEEPSS on the 18^th of March 2016 Are Animals and Plants Adapting to Low-dose Radiation at Chernobyl and Fukushima?

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