What’s Been Cooking at SICB?

Ask A Biologist Podcast

Chapters
0:00
Introduction
2:37
The start of the Spatio-temporal Dynamics in Animal Communication group.
4:52
The genesis of dance performances.
7:01
What is this group focusing on?
9:01
New appreciation for different types of robots.
11:14
Introduction to Kim's research.
13:29
Nate's research.
14:29
Jumping Spider Courtship
16:25
Back to animal movement.
16:42
The challenge in the world of frog communication.
17:24
A critical listening skill in World War II.
19:44
Key moments from the conference.
21:41
Three questions.
21:52
Do you know when you first knew you wanted to be a scientist? [Kim]
25:10
Do you remember when you first knew you were going to be a biologist? [Nate]
26:06
What would you be if you were not a biologist? [Nate]
27:34
What would you be if you were not a scientist? [Kim]
29:12
What advice do you have for a future scientist? [Kim]]
30:04
What advice do you have for future scientists? [Nate]
31:17
Sign-off [answer to the riddle]
Ask A Biologist Podcast
What’s Been Cooking at SICB?
May 02, 2022 Episode 116
Dr. Biology Talks with Kim Hoke and Nate Morehouse

We peek behind the curtain of SICB and the band of scientists who are investigating the world of animal communication. Scientists Kim Hoke and Nate Morehouse sit down with Dr. Biology and talk about how the Spatio-temporal Dynamics in Animal Communication group started and some of the key areas they are investigating. The two also talk about the communication skills of some colorful and vocal animals. There is even talk of real cooking and its role in science. This episode is part of a series of podcasts recorded at the Society of Integrative and Comparative Biology conference– also called SICB

Listen to: Montevideo tree frog calls
Visit: Institute for Research in Sensing (IRiS)

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