European Birdsong meeting 2017

›8:30 (30min)

Arrival/Registration

›9:00 (10min)

Introduction/Announcements

›9:10 (40min)

An endless and confusing story: neurogenesis in the song system
Constance Scharff

›9:50 (40min)

What do birds learn from artificial grammar stimuli? Problems and solutions
Gabriel J.L. Beckers

›10:30 (30min)

Coffee break

›11:00 (40min)

Why do titmice hoard food?
Tom Smulders

›11:40 (40min)

Singing in the nest: acoustic communication between partners in monogamous birds
Clémentine Vignal

›12:20 (1h30)

Lunch

›13:50 (40min)

Female song, male song: molecular correlates
Manfred Gahr

›14:30 (40min)

What can we learn from studying dynamic patterns of gene expression in the songbird brain?
David Clayton

›15:10 (1h30)

Coffee break and Posters

›16:40 (15min)

Tracing structural neuroplasticity in the developing zebra finch brain during the critical period for vocal learning by in vivo Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Julie Hamaide

›16:55 (15min)

Vocal cues and flock decisions in orange-fronted conures
Heidi Maria Thomsen

›17:10 (15min)

Investigating the Role of FoxP1 on Auditory Perception
Fabian Heim

›17:25 (15min)

Cerebellar circuits and function in song learning and production: a new player ?
Ludivine Pidoux

›17:40 (15min)

Songbirds can fill discrete rhythm templates with variable note content
Tina Roeske

›17:55 (15min)

Neuronal mechanisms of vocal imitation: a theoretical model for a role of sleep replay in shaping mirror neurons
Nicolas Giret

›18:10 (40min)

Neural and behavioral correlates of vocal communication in macaque and marmoset monkeys
Steffen Hage

›18:50 (1h10)

Discussions/Posters/Apero (Wine tasting)

›20:00 (3h)

Dinner at the Bar du boucher