Peng He @ecopeng

Biologist. ecopeng.github.io/Peng/ Cambridge, England Joined May 2013

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Ecology of Animal Societies @livingingroups

4 years ago

Feeling sleepy after an action-packed weekend? Luckily for us, a quick nap or early bedtime might be all we need to feel rested. But as we showed today in @eLife, catching up on lost sleep may be a luxury that wild animals can’t afford1/9 elifesciences.org/articles/73695

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IMPRS-QBEE @imprs_qbee

4 years ago

International Max Planck Research School for Quantitative Behaviour Ecology and Evolution from lab to field (IMPRS-QBEE) call for PhD's euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/715217

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Collective Behavior @CollectiveBehav

6 years ago

.@ecopeng will present a poster on some of his doctoral work @IMPRS_OrgBio @UniKonstanz on the use of network approaches to model animal habitats: ‘Animal habitat networks: why should we care and how can we model them?’ Poster #105 #ASABSummer2019

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Peng He @ecopeng

6 years ago

Fishing net casting here in Laguna in Brazil is a necessary skill for interacting with local wild dolphins🤓 Thx @carolbezamat for photos!

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IMPRS-QBEE @imprs_qbee

7 years ago

Peng He @IMPRS_OrgBio and colleagues @CollectiveBehav discuss the implications of habitat configuration in shaping the ecology and evolution of animal societies and offer a framework for future studies! @UniKonstanz @maxplanckpress link.springer.com/article/10.100…

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IMPRS-QBEE @imprs_qbee

7 years ago

Check out our upcoming @IMPRS_OrgBio #PhD projects! There are more positions available within the framework of the Excellence Cluster @CollectiveBehav @UniKonstanz! orn.mpg.de/projects

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IMPRS-QBEE @imprs_qbee

7 years ago

Does the country of origin influences migration behaviour? Follow the #ICARUSinitiative blackbirds live with the @animaltracking App!

Migration Dept., Max Planck Inst. Animal Behavior @animaltracking

7 years ago

Does the country of origin influences migration behaviour? Follow the #ICARUSinitiative blackbirds live with the @animaltracking App!

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Gerald Carter @gerrygcarter

7 years ago

"Nepotism masks evidence for reciprocity in cooperation networks" (in revision). We include simulations to help with disentangling the effects of long-term reciprocal help and kinship in observational datasets. Any feedback is appreciated. biorxiv.org/content/early/…

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Wytham Tit Study @WythamTits

7 years ago

***With movies*** New preprint exploring the interplay of movement ecology and social learning rules on the emergence and stability of local behavioural traditions with @MariusSomveille @JoshAFirth @LucyMAplin @DamienFarine et al. biorxiv.org/content/early/…

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Adriana Maldonado-Chaparro @AdriMaldoC

7 years ago

First outcomes of our automated tracking system this year! Getting ready for the large amount of data on co-perching and co-feeding behaviour, and soon, on the ontogeny of social relationships! #zebbiempio @DamienFarine @CollectiveBehav @animaltracking

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IMPRS-QBEE @imprs_qbee

8 years ago

Scientists from the Max Planck Institute for Ornithology and the University of California Davis provide a methodological framework for studying influence and leadership in groups. rstb.royalsocietypublishing.org/content/373/17…

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NatureEcoEvo @NatureEcoEvo

8 years ago

Cooperation facilitates the colonization of harsh environments nature.com/articles/s4155… #March2017highlight #ICYMI

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Samuel Péan @SamuelPEAN

8 years ago

This collective behavior simulator made by @DirkBrockmann and based on @icouzin and colleagues model is just AWESOME!!! You can play with it here 🙌 > rocs.hu-berlin.de/explorables/ex… (HT @emilyfobert)