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Sensory EcologyA blog about studying the sensory ecology of marine animals. We study hearing, echolocation and how an animal interacts in its environment.
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A blog about studying the sensory ecology of marine animals. We study hearing, echolocation and how an animal interacts in its environment.
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Sensory Ecology: March 2013
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Welcome to the Sensory Ecology Blog! Follow us on our research expeditions as we investigate how animals examine their underwater world. Thursday, March 28, 2013. Squid resting near the laser setup (photo by K Katija). We have collected data for three squid projects in order to maximize our efficiency here. They include the squid hearing tests, squid-tag development, and measuring squid swimming abilities and efficiency. This third project is led by Kakani Katija. Tuesday, March 26, 2013. Lab at the Wood...
Sensory Ecology: Aquatic Soundscapes
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Welcome to the Sensory Ecology Blog! Follow us on our research expeditions as we investigate how animals examine their underwater world. Aran inspecting a coral in the USVI. Aran deploying acoustic recorders on a. Reef in the USVI. (Photo: M Kaplan). Currently, our we are carrying out research in St John, US Virgin Islands, Maui, Hawaii, and Nantucket Sound, Massachusetts. These projects are detailed below. Deployed DSG (large grey cylinder) and DMON (above DSG) on a reef in the USVI. We are currently ca...
Sensory Ecology: March 2014
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Welcome to the Sensory Ecology Blog! Follow us on our research expeditions as we investigate how animals examine their underwater world. Sunday, March 23, 2014. So with the success of these tests, tomorrow we head into the field. First some field measurements of how far we can detect the tag at sea We are also curious how well the tag floats in a wavy open ocean. If all goes well, we might even try to catch a squid and deploy the tag. Keep you fingers crossed! Thursday, March 20, 2014. Back to the Azores!
Sensory Ecology: April 2013
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Welcome to the Sensory Ecology Blog! Follow us on our research expeditions as we investigate how animals examine their underwater world. Friday, April 19, 2013. One of our large ( 200 pound) long-term moorings (Photo:M. Kaplan). Retrieval of our short-term recorders (Photo: A. Mooney). Where we have been based. Aran about to deploy a mooring (Photo: M. Kaplan). Photo: A. Mooney). Tuesday, April 16, 2013. Our first acoustic recordings of a coral reef. In addition to instrument deployment we've been carryi...
Sensory Ecology: New Paper and Lab Updates
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Welcome to the Sensory Ecology Blog! Follow us on our research expeditions as we investigate how animals examine their underwater world. Saturday, August 15, 2015. New Paper and Lab Updates. Crazy summer here on the Cape, as usual! A local squid tagged with a prototype behavior tag. Part of a collaboration with Alex Shorter and Genevieve Flashpoler (an undergrad) from the University of Michigan. Max recently headed to Denmark for the Acoustic Communications course. March 18, 2016 at 5:28 AM.
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The Dispersive Stage: Spiky balls of fun
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Adrift in a large and changing ocean. Monday, October 12, 2015. Spiky balls of fun. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Join me as I explore the role that larvae play, through dispersal and adaptation, in the survival of marine species and providing services to humans in a ever changing environment. and follow the journey and dispersal of my career via a rather circuitous route. The views expressed are those of the author and do not represent that of the US government or any institution.
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17 August 2016: New publication. A paper I coauthored with Aran Mooney is coming out in Scientific Reports. In the next few days. The work looks at how acoustic particle motion propagates from coral reefs and assesses how far larval animals in search of suitable settlement habitat might be able to hear the reef. 7 August 2016: New paper out. A new paper that I wrote with Susan Solomon at MIT has been published online in Marine Policy. 19 August 2015: New publications. I've just completed another two-week...
The Dispersive Stage: Coral spawning take 2
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Adrift in a large and changing ocean. Friday, August 14, 2015. Coral spawning take 2. We're back in Hawaii for the new moon - happening today. Don't be too jealous, its raining and 90 degrees F. Yes - we were just here for coral spawning - the (often mass) reproductive event when corals release their eggs and sperm. We went home to see our families (and dogs) in between because our target coral species, the rice coral Montipora capitata. And check back for pictures coming soon.). Where do you click?
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Sensory Dispensary | “You sunk my battleship”
8220;I didn't want to be a barber anyway”. A Cat Named Eggs. August 9, 2015. This is our cat and he is named Eggs Benedict. He just turned 6 months old so in honor of his special day we took him to the vet to have his testicles removed. Not sure how to top that on his next birthday. August 9, 2015. August 6, 2015. Hey kids, watch Bert the Turtle learn a very important lesson. August 6, 2015. Kiss your ass goodbye. August 2, 2015. Here is a list:. What if traffic is bad? What if I mess up the bus numbers?
Brambles, Rambles & Shambles
Brambles, Rambles and Shambles. Tales of an evolving garden (and other life observations). Saturday, 14 April 2012. On the right hand side. After many months of hard landscaping, multiple shopping trips to various local nurseries and numerous planting sessions (not to mention the tears, sleepless nights, smiles, laughter, joy and pleasure along the way) the day has finally arrived! Care staff planting last September, under the watchful eye of. Posted by Sensory Dragon. Labels: care home garden. I always ...
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Sensorydrive – Stuart Church’s blog about user experience
November 14, 2008 Posted by stuartchurch Filed under Persuasion and influence. A really interesting walkthrough from Human Factors. About persuasion design. It’s a bit of a kitchen sink approach, but still very illuminating…. World Usability Day in Bristol on 13th November. November 5, 2008 Posted by stuartchurch Filed under Methods & techniques. In case you didn’t know, it’s World Usability Day. As part of WUD, Bristol Usability Group. Will be running a Usability Surgery. Myself, Joe Leech. An inspiring...
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Sensory Ecology
Welcome to the Sensory Ecology Blog! Follow us on our research expeditions as we investigate how animals examine their underwater world. Saturday, August 15, 2015. New Paper and Lab Updates. Crazy summer here on the Cape, as usual! A local squid tagged with a prototype behavior tag. Part of a collaboration with Alex Shorter and Genevieve Flashpoler (an undergrad) from the University of Michigan. Max recently headed to Denmark for the Acoustic Communications course. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
Sensory Ecology & Evolution - University of Exeter
Martin Stevens - Group Leader. Welcome to our sensory ecology and evolution group! We are based in Cornwall at the Penryn Campus of Exeter University, near Falmouth. You can like us on. And also subscribe to our. Looking into doing an MSc by Research? There are a number of opportunities in our group, especially for work on camouflage in shore animals. Please. Anna and Martin have a new paper on how different patterns, such as stripes, may affect prey capture: read it here in Frontiers in Zoology. Martin ...
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