Between the 28th of April -1st of May took place the VIII. Dubrovnik Conference on Cognitive Science in Dubrovnik, organized by the Central European Cognitive Science Association (CECOG). This year, the focus was comparative cognition. FDP member Márta Gácsi was among the invited speakers. She talked about the effect of social context on dogs’ responses. […]
FDP member Judit Abdai et al. presented her poster (An ethological approach to social evaluation) on the Conference on Cognitive Development (BCCCD16)
The XVII. congress of the Hungarian Ethological Society took place between the 27th and 29th of November.
Claudia Fugazza and József Topál presented their research at the 37th International Workshop: Social Relationships and Cognitive Competences in the Domestic Dog-Bridging Science and Education in Erice, Italy. You can read the workshop’s program here: https://ethodogs2015.wordpress.com/program/
Last Saturday, the 1st Wordlwide Free Seminar of the Family Dog Project took place at the Eötvös Loránd University
12 talks from Family Dog Project authors about research studies published in 2015 The seminar is not only for those who can attend it personally, but first time in its history, we provide all the talks in English as well, with live online broadcasting on the internet! Link to stream: http://tinyurl.com/familydogproject-livestream When: November the 7th 15:15 CET […]
Interest in canine behavior, performance, genetics and cognition has increased with the enhanced sequencing of the dog genome. This meeting will bring together those who are establishing objective measurement protocols for behavioral, cognitive and performance assessments in dogs with those in molecular genetics who have used physical and functional measures as phenotypes to map the […]
Upcoming conference appearance
Upcoming conference appearances! Ádám Miklósi, head of the Family Dog Project and then Márta Gácsi senior researcher will give a talk at SPARCS on the 19th of June. You can follow the conference via live broadcast for free! Conference schedule: http://www.sparcsinitiative.org/events/2015-conference-speakers/
“Association of OPRM gene polymorphisms with inattention and social behaviour in dogs” – sounds exciting, does it? This was the talk of Enikő Kubinyi’s presentation at the Animal Behaviour Society Conference in Anchorage, Alaska (2015, 13/June) OPRM, also known as MOR, is the abbreviation of mu-opioid receptor gene. OPRM is the binding site of endorphin and morphine, […]
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