Keynote Speakers:
Dr. Peter Marler:
Acoustic communication and learning.
Dr. Peter Slater:
A Tropical Perspective on Bird Song
Invited Speakers
Whitlow Au: Detection and discrimination of fish prey by echolocating odontocetes- role of the swimbladder.
Andrew Bass: Talking Heads- Ancestral origins of the vocal basis of acoustic communication.
Eliot Brenowitz: Plasticity of adult avian song behavior.
Robert Dooling: The effects of highway noise on birds.
Gunter Ehret: Acoustic Communication in house mice.
Richard Fay: Sound source segregation in noise by goldfish.
Albert Feng: Frogs communicate with ultrasound in noisy environments.
Tecumseh Fitch: The evolution of mammalian vocal communication- Problem spaces and solutions.
Kurt Fristrup: Estimating the costs of lost auditory awareness and habituation to noise.
Peter Narins:
Environmental influences on the evolution of communication systems.
Kazuo Okanoya: Song complexity in Bengalese finches- From ecology to molecules.
Arthur Popper: Effects of human-generated sounds onfFish.
Denise Risch: Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary acoustic environment
Caitlin O'Connell-Rodwell: The relative role of vocal and seismic communication within a multi-modal communication network in the African elephant bull (Loxodonta africana).
Ron Schusterman: Language learning studies in pinnipeds- Sonic production and comprehension.
Andrea Megela Simmons: Analysis of chorus structure in natural bullfrog assemblages.
James Simmons: Matching of echoes to broadcast templates in bat sonar.
Joseph Sisneros: Adaptive auditory plasticity in the vocal plainfin midshipman fish-getting in tune for the summer and its implication for acoustic communication.
AnnMarie Surlykke: Intensity and directionality of bat echolocation calls measured in the field.
Terry Takahashi: Auditory stream segregation by the barn owl.
Peter Tyak: Compensation for noise and vocal production learning.
Sophie Van Parijs: Using passive acoustic tools to understand long term reproductive ecology of the ice breeding bearded seal faced with a rapidly changing environment.
Download a list of invited speakers here.
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