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Travels with my grant – Isaac Kramer
Autumn 2017
01 November 2017

Isaac ventured to the Namib Desert to take part in a field research workshop entitled Biophysical Filed Methods at Gobabeb Research and Training Centre in Namibia.

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The floor is open for biomechanics
Autumn 2017
01 November 2017

The Open Biomechanics session at the SEB Annual Meeting showcases a diversity of research questions, techniques and species. The latest event, in Gothenburg, was no exception, with oral presentations highlighting previously unappreciated complexity in animal anatomy and behaviours.

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Young Scientists Awards 2017
Autumn 2017
01 November 2017

Each year at the SEB Annual Meeting, young scientists submit their abstract to the Young Scientist Award Session and compete for the award of ‘best research presentation’. Here is the research of our 2017 winners.

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Feeding in a human-dominated world
Autumn 2017
01 November 2017

Humans now dominate the world, with widespread and far-reaching consequences for many aspects of the animal kingdom. Wildlife nutrition is linked to both ecological (e.g. food availability) and physiological (e.g. ability to digest food) factors, which have been significantly altered as a consequence of human presence.

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