Applications are sought for a committed Post-doctoral Research Fellow to work
with Dr Ellen Garland conducting research for a Royal Society funded project on
humpback whale song.
The primary duties will be to develop and conduct quantitative song analyses to
advance our understanding of song
at the University of St Andrews under the supervision
of Dr Ellen Garland, and co-supervised by Dr Luke Rendell (St Andrews), in
collaboration with Dr Emma Carroll (University of Auckland), Dr Soléne Derville
(IRD UMR ENTROPIE) and Dr Claire Garrigue (IRD UMR ENTROPIE). Candidates should
have
Dear Colleagues,
My co-authors and I are pleased to announce the publication of our paper in
Phil. Trans. R. Soc. B:
Zandberg L, Lachlan RF, Lamoni L, Garland EC. 2021 Global cultural evolutionary
model of humpback whale song. Phil. Trans. R. Soc. B 376: 20200242.
Humpback whale song is an
Dear colleagues,
My co-author and I are pleased to announce our recent publication in Frontiers
in Psychology: Garland EC and McGregor PK (2020) Cultural Transmission,
Evolution, and Revolution in Vocal Displays: Insights From Bird and Whale Song.
Front. Psychol. 11:544929.
of males may govern changes
in the song.
The student will be based at the University of St Andrews under the supervision
of Dr Ellen Garland, and co-supervised by Dr Luke Rendell (St Andrews), in
collaboration with Dr Claire Garrigue (IRD UMR ENTROPIE), Dr Emma Carroll (St
Andrews & Univer
at the University of St Andrews under the supervision
of Dr Ellen Garland, and co-supervised by Dr Luke Rendell (St Andrews), and Dr
Emma Carroll (St Andrews), in collaboration with Dr Claire Garrigue (IRD UMR
ENTROPIE), and Assoc. Prof. Mike Noad (University of Queensland). Candidates
should have
Dear Colleagues,
My co-authors and I are pleased to announce the publication of our paper in
PNAS:
Song hybridization events during revolutionary song change provide insights
into cultural transmission in humpback whales.
Garland, E. C., Rendell, L., Lamoni, L., Poole, M. M. & Noad, M. J.
