@FulbrightPrgrm Postdoc @XEBernal Lab @PurdueEEB| 🔎how anthropogenic changes to sensory environment alter animal behavior🦗🐟🐦🐯🦟|PhD @IISERMohali
West Lafayette, Indiana
Joined December 2012
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STRI is hiring a Staff Scientist in Marine Science!
Full-time, tenured from day one, permanent
Open to all nationalities
Based in Panama
Fields: Marine Behavioral Ecology, Sensory Biology, Bioacoustics, Movement Ecology & more
🗓 Apply by Feb 15, 2026
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New paper from @lab_behavioural published in @BehavEcol We @irichasingh @s1ngu1ar1ty show how male crickets calling in conspecific choruses solve the cocktail party problem using a combo of natural spacing b/w neighbours & behavioural adjustments in call timing. 2025 ends well 🍾
ALT https://academic.oup.com/beheco/article/37/1/araf143/8361830
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Our new algorithm for resolving mixed-infection haplotypes within hosts, learned from population-level info, is coming out on #Bioinformatics. #clustering #malaria @filluswithdata @JiaweiLiu0727
academic.oup.com/bioinformat…
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Lee Lab Post Bac Research Associate @jimmyadominguez delivered an amazing presentation on host cricket song pattern recognition in #Ormiaochracea!
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Happy to share that the paper is now published in @NatureComms rdcu.be/dL0w7
Check out our #preprint on @researchsquare: When do single-host parasites become multi-host? researchsquare.com/article/r… With a complete mammal-mite network, we found significant predictors ranging from host immunity, climate to host co-occurrence and identified risk group parasites
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Do you work in a Global South country? We are seeking Workshop proposals from biologists to bring an event to your region. Find out more and apply by 19 July biologists.com/workshops/pro…
#BiologistsWorkshops
Richa Singh, PhD retweeted
Frog biting mosquitoes @IU_CISAB detect to frog calls, many options, choosing native species = higher quality offspring production and larger larvae. Great talk by @irichasingh from @XEBernal lab @PurdueScience. Future work = species discrimination. bernal-lab.weebly.com/
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The JEB Editors are delighted to announce that Hoover Pantoja-Sanchez and Brian Leavell from Ximena Bernal's Purdue lab @PurdueEEB are the winners of the 2023 JEB Outstanding Paper Prize. Congratulations!
🏆🎖️
#biology #neuroetholgy #science #zoology
journals.biologists.com/jeb/…
ALT Portraits of Hoover Pantoja-Sanchez (left) and Brian Leavell (right), winners of the 2023 JEB Outstanding Paper Prize
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We are excited to announce that the 2024 Hamilton Lecture—ISBE's highest honour—will be delivered by A/Prof Kavita Isvaran, Indian Institute of Science. To find out more about Kavita's research, see sites.google.com/view/kilab?…
@BehavEcol @kavitaisvaran @iiscbangalore @CES_IISc
Apply, Apply! Exciting Opportunity for #Undergrads! Join our REU summer internship program and dive into researching cool frog-biting mosquitoes!🦟🐸Check out the internship details here: bernal-lab.weebly.com/upload… @PurdueBiolSci @PurdueEEB
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Hello all #PurduePostdocs! PPDA is hosting a webinar next week on the topic "Explore Industry Pathways - Postdoc to Industry"
Date: February, 20th, 2023
Time: 11:00AM - 12:00 PM (EST)
Zoom Link: purdue-edu.zoom.us/j/9569177…
See you all there!
#CareerTransition #PostdocLife
Richa Singh, PhD retweeted
Tree crickets sport baffles to increase the efficiency of their forewing mating calls. But most crickets don’t need baffles because the ground reflects sound upwards and enhances the insect’s acoustic energy. In PNAS: ow.ly/XlBV50Q8toV
Woohoo Luiz :)
Quantitative analysis of mite symbionts of a brood parasitic passerine bird from @heqixinAA & @gustav_pedroso indicates that conspecific horizontal transmission 1⃣ plays a role in host colonization and 2⃣ can promote codiversification at a macro scale.
nature.com/articles/s42003-0…
ALT The brood parasitic Molothrus bonariensis hosts five host-specific species of feather mites that are transmitted solely through conspecific horizontal transmission. At least two of these species have coevolved with their host. Bird photo: Leonildo Piovesan. Mite photos and artwork: Luiz G. A. Pedroso.
Richa Singh, PhD retweeted
I'm looking for a PhD student (Sept 24) to investigate real time insect pollinator monitoring with acoustics! 🐝🎙️💐 Sensor design, ML, lab and field experiments, and more
For program details and how to apply see imperial.ac.uk/grantham/educ… or email me any qus. Please share!
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Quantifying the ratio of vertical vs. #horizontalTransmission in #hostsymbiont systems is extremely difficult. @gustav_pedroso studied 🐦 shiny #cowbird (lacking parental care) and found under-appreciated high transmission rates via horizontal contact. nature.com/articles/s42003-0…
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Explore diversity and resilience in herpetology with Prof Ximena Bernal and other inspiring women in science in "Women in Herpetology: 50 Stories from Around the World." 🌏 🐸 📚
loom.ly/9ojNl2c
@purduescience @XEBernal
#Purdue #Science #biology #WomenInSTEM
Richa Singh, PhD retweeted
Please share: the @KitzesLab is recruiting a PhD, Postdoc, & Technician to study avian conservation #bioacoustics! 🦉🎶
We create & apply techniques in bioacoustics, quantitative ecology, machine learning, and data science to study sound-producing animals 🦜🐸🐺
Details below👇
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We are looking for a postdoc joining our team in Panama. Please RT and reach out to Rachel Page for any questions!🍈🦇
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Apply now to participate in a hands-on workshop on "Animal behavior in light of global changes" to be held in Feb 2024 in the Negev & Arava deserts! Work with international researchers @KeynanOded @YossiYovel @jordanlabmpi @krista_natasha & others!
Details odedkeynan.wixsite.com/arava…
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New paper in @NatureClimate argues that animals may be the best monitors of climate change. Carrying small sensors, they could be the most informative weather instruments of all🌧️⛅️
@Diego_EllisSoto Martin Wikelski @animaltracking Walther Jetz @Yale_BGC 🧵
nature.com/articles/s41558-0…