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Luigi Baciadonna @lbaciadonna.bsky.social on how a stressful experience modulates attention in bumble bees 🐝 at #ICN2026 in Vancouver. Great talk !!

Really happy to have given a talk on our project (with @lbaciadonna.bsky.social , @martingiurfa.bsky.social and @davidbaracchi.bsky.social ) on the Fear-like state in honey bees 🐝 at #ICN2026 #ICN2026Vancouver! Grateful for the invitation and the YRI conference grant from @affect-evo.bsky.social 🙌

#ICN2026 has been fantastic 🤩 ✅️ Great #science 🧪 ✅️ Meeting old friends 🤗 ✅️ Getting to know new people 🤝 ✅️ Beautiful venue 🇨🇦 ✅️ #Neuroethology at its best 🧠❤️ Thanks @neuroethology.org for a wonderful conference! 🐜🐝🐸🦎🐛🦋🪰🐦🕷🦇🐀🐘

Wolff lab really stepped up this year at #ICN2026. Mike Rauscher with the ISN Young Investigator Award and Alex Gurgis with a Heiligenberg Student Travel Award. So proud!

How do parasites reprogram brains so your host becomes a zombie? If you are still at #ICN2026 tomorrow Friday, come to my talk at 3:30 pm (room 2306/2309) #strepsiptera #zombiewasp

Bird nests as evidence of avian culture. @laurenguillette.bsky.social at #ICN2026 tells us about her fun research showing how zebra finches develop preferences for colours of strings depending on what the majority of their neighbouring nests look like and their own preferences. @neuroethology.org

Sanjay Sane at #ICN2026 introduces us to the fascinating world of #insect architecture, and tells us how termites build their impressive mounds. @neuroethology.org

Great plenary talk by Joe Parker on the evolution of symbiotic entrenchment at #ICN2026 ! A story on CHC and chemical mimicry, seeking ant hosts and hugging them to not die? 🤯

At #ICN2026 @pipilika.bsky.social brings Kannada to Canada and gives a fantastic plenary on ant navigation in deserts, the night andVR (never mind his early interest in cricket(s)) ಸಕ್ಕತ್ talk!

Mantra to live bye #ajaynarendra at #ICN2026 @neuroethology.org What a great talk about #ants and their incredible abilities to find their way home.

Hey #ICN2026! Come by my poster this afternoon if you want to hear about some beautiful tiny sea stars and their beautiful tiny eyes!

Stop by poster panel 99 (and/or 69 as I have two posters in this session) to check the latest FERAL updates! @neuroethology.org #icn2026

...and if you happen to be at #ICN2026, Griffin Badalamente will present parts of this work on Friday!

If you are at #ICN2026 and want to learn about how the neurons of wasps respond to images of other wasps when they have never seen another wasp. Come to my talk today at 15:00 in the Great Hall South.

@viveknityananda.bsky.social explaining the @affect-evo.bsky.social European COST action during the symposium on the neuroscience of emotion at #ICN2026 ! 🐝🐟🦇🦐🐦 Please join the AFFECT-EVO community 😊

Tomorrow at #ICN2026, come listen to @gallinaciega.bsky.social talk about his new paper on seed cracking songbirds. Spoiler alert: input from the tongue is really important! See the paper here: doi.org/10.1098/rspb... #neuroethology #ornithology

Neural correlates of seed-eating in songbirdsAbstract. Some granivorous songbirds remove the hard husk of seeds before swallowing. This dehusking behaviour is a complex sensorimotor task that requiresdoi.org

JEB was proud to sponsor Lisa Fenk's @fleyes.bsky.social plenary lecture, "Spontaneous and reflexive eye movements in flies" at @neuroethology.org's 2026 International Congress for Neuroethology at @zoology.ubc.ca #ICN2026

We're hiring 4 postdocs at @unibo.it to study nervous system evolution. Seeking expertise in single-cell genomics, molecular or developmental biology in ctenophores, cnidarians, echinoderms, flies or human stem cells. 2+2 yrs contract. Deadline: 26 Aug. Please share! bandi.unibo.it/s/apos7/proc...

Procedura di valutazione comparativa per titoli e colloquio per il conferimento di n. 4 contratti di ricerca presso il Dipartimento di Scienze Biologiche, Geologiche e Ambientali - SSD BIOS-04/A - GSD...bandi.unibo.it

New preprint! www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6... Nearly a decade after starting the project, the first major results from our comparative connectomics work is online! Comparing the head direction circuits of the central complex in bees, ants and flies, recapitulating >300million years of evolution.