Behaviour 2019 (the 56th Annual Conference of the Animal Behavior Society and the 36th International Ethological Conference)


Year Conference was held: 2019

Years the Conferences has been held: 56

Disciplines: Ecology & Evolution

Gender Balance/Diversity Statement: None

Registration Cost (US dollars): $145-$620

Total Attendance Cost (US dollars): $2000-$4000

Travel Carbon Footprint (tons of CO2): 1000

Other Carbon Footprint (tons of CO2): 250

Associated Scientific Society/Organization: the Animal Behavior Society, UIUC, ICE(International Council of Ethologists)

Approx number of Society members (as of 2018): 600

Approximate Number of Conference Attendees (Exhibitors included): 500

Geographic Location(s): Chicago, USA

Years held (Annual, Biannual, Triannual): Annual

Host, Funders and Sponsors: ALPHA-STIM, CABI, Cayman, Current Zoology, National Science Foundation, Loopbio, The Royal Society Publishing, Cambridge University Press, Oxford University Press, ZANTIKZ, University of Chicago Press

Digital or Virtual Options: None

Digital Archives (Recorded talks & slides): None

Electronic program dissemination:

On-site Maternity Facilities: Yes available.

On-site Childcare Facilities/Services: None

Caregiver Grant: Yes

Career Development Events and Workshops: Yes (1. ABS 2019 Outreach Fair: Faculty members and graduate students representing over a dozen animal behavior research laboratories from across the US, Canada, South America and Australia will offer multiple activities highlighting current research questions, as well as the tools and techniques used in field research. Using interactive displays, activities, and live animals, learn more about how insects, frogs, fish and mammals help scientists to learn more about how our brains, bodies, and world works. Listen to insects walk, get up close and personal with reptiles, make your own cricket song, blow dart a ‘baboon,’ radio-track a mouse, and hear popular songs through the ‘ears’ of other animals. Activities will be available for children of all ages! 2. Developing A Concept Inventory To Evaluate Student Learning In Undergraduate Animal Behavior Courses. 3. Diversity Workshop 4. NSF Workshop: NSF Directorate for Biological Sciences News and Updates, NSF Beginning Investigators: Tips for Crafting a Competitive Proposal 5. Three-Minute Thesis Competition).

ECR Promotion Events: Yes (Student-Faculty Networking Lunch)

Travel Awards for ECRs: Yes (Latin American Travel Award)

Code of Conduct: https://www.animalbehaviorsociety.org/2019/program-code.php

Safety Instructions/Apps: None

Keynote Speaker Gender Balance: Not Applicable to this conference.

Speaker Gender Balance: 5 Women: 1 Man

Invited Speakers Gender Balance: 25 Men: 19 Women

Session Chair Gender Balance: Symposia Organizers: 10 Men: 6 Women

Conference Chair Gender Balance: 2 Women

Enviromental Sustainability efforts: None

Public Engagement Events Outreach: Yes hold a public day (https://www.animalbehaviorsociety.org/2019/program-public.php)

Sustainability Initiatives/Considerations/Green Strategies/Policies: None

Conference URL: https://www.animalbehaviorsociety.org/2019/

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