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We promote the study of animal behaviour, organise conferences, fund research & support the teaching of animal behaviour. Co-publisher of #AnimalBehaviourJournal. For meeting coverage, follow @asab-meetings.bsky.social

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Andy was also part of the move to online-only publishing for sustainability, and added requirements for mandatory data and code provision, in order to improve reproducibility. He also negotiated the new 7-year publishing contract that underpins the vast majority of ASAB funding for its members $$$

Andy beside a photo of a mongoose
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Before becoming executive editor and council trustee, Andy was a consulting editor for the journal and an ordinary ASAB council member. As exec editor, he has been involved in making several significant changes: There are now paper prizes to support students, ECRs and low-middle income countries.

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Andy is a professor at the University of Bristol, where he studies social behaviour and communication, and runs the long-term dwarf mongoose research project. A lot of his work has focused on the use of vocalisations for cooperation/conflict, as well as the impacts of anthropogenic noise.

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Monash University is offering a fully-funded PhD scholarship to an outstanding student in animal behaviour/evolutionary ecology. Choose from eight project areas. For information about what project I'm offering, please DM me or see application form: forms.gle/ia9t4KPD3FKT.... Deadline: 15 Nov.

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