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ISBE 2016, Exeter
Avoiding a tangled net: Planning the future of social network analysis

What: A full-day symposium following the International Society of Behavioural Ecologists conference in Exeter, UK

When/Where: August 3rd, 2016, Newman Red Lecture Theatre

Organ
isers: Lauren Brent1, David Fisher2 & Matthew Silk3
1Centre for Research in Animal Behaviour; 2Centre for Ecology Conservation; 3Environment and Sustainability Institute, University of Exeter.
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Symposium summary: Interest in the importance of organisms’ social environments has never been greater. Many of the best tools to analyse social environments come from the field of social network analysis, yet use of the most useful or more complex tools is limited. We are bringing together experts in social network analysis and empiricists studying animal social behaviour. The aims of this symposium are to introduce various methods to the field of behavioural ecology, encouraging dialogue about which methods can be used for what questions, highlighting the success or otherwise of those who have started using particular analysis methods, and determining what behavioural ecologists would most like to see in future model development. To achieve these aims, the symposium sessions will consist of a series of talks by invited statisticians followed by structured discussion groups on different questions and approaches.

Registration - anyone is welcome to attend but must register
(for at least this day) with the conference.

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Location & Date

University of Exeter
Streatham Campus
Exeter, Devon,
United Kingdom

August 3rd, 2016.
Times: 9:45am - 16:30pm
Room: TBA


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