BEEPSS Hall of Fame

Last update: : Monday 18 June 2018, by Nicolas Busser

Alecia Carter	Alecia Carter presented at the BEEPSS on the 14^th of June 2018 Why don’t baboons have "culture"?
Guila Ganem	Guila Ganem presented at the BEEPSS on the 7^th of June 2018 Habitat characteristics and species interference influence space use and nest-site occupancy: implications for social variation in two Rhabdomys sister species
Barbara Tschirren	Barbara Tschirren presented at the BEEPSS on the 12^th of April 2018 How do you like your eggs? Artificial selection reveals the costs, benefits and constraints shaping the evolution of maternal provisioning
Heiko Rödel	Heiko Rödel presented at the BEEPSS on the 5^th of April 2018 Sibling effects in European rabbits: a lifetime perspective
Valérie Simonneaux	Valérie Simonneaux presented at the BEEPSS on the 29^th March 2018 Hypothalamic RFamides drive cycles in reproduction
Suvi Ruuskanen	Suvi Ruuskanen presented at the BEEPSS on the 22^th March 2018 Maternal thyroid hormones: ecology, evolution and endocrine disruption
Gabriele Sorci	Gabriele Sorci presented at the BEEPSS on the 14^th of December 2017 Does early infection affect the rate of aging? An experimental test with pro- and anti-inflammatory parasites
Arpat Ozgul	Arpat Ozgul presented at the BEEPSS on the 7^th of December 2017 Population and Trait Dynamics in Changing Environments
François-Xavier Dechaume-Moncharmont	François-Xavier Dechaume-Moncharmont presented at the BEEPSS on the 23^th of November 2017 Someday your Prince Charming will come, but is it worth waiting?
Sylvain Giroud	Sylvain Giroud presented at the BEEPSS on the 16^th of November 2017 Being a heterotherm in a changing world: underlying mechanisms and further implications
Renaud Scheifler	Renaud Scheifler presented at the BEEPSS on the 19^th of October 2017 From ecotoxicology to stress ecology
Pauline Vuarin	Pauline Vuarin presented at the BEEPSS on the 21^th of September 2017 Implication of post-copulatory sexual selection for reproductive success in a promiscuous bird
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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