Time is running out!

Measuring Behavior 2010 will kick off in Eindhoven, the Netherlands in less than four weeks. Don’t miss out on the premier conference centered on the latest methods and techniques in behavioral research.

Here is why you don’t want to miss Measuring Behavior 2010:

Let the conference program convince you and make sure that you don’t miss Measuring Behavior 2010.

• Keynote speakers: Kerstin Dautenhahn, Naotaka Fujii, and Scott Makeig.

• Symposia on Measuring surgical behavior, Automated identification and quantification of non-rodent behavioural phenotypes, Ambulatory recording of psycho-physiological signals: platforms and applications, Improving sports performance, Measuring (ambient) persuasive technologies, and more.

• Tutorials on Analysis of behavior using operant conditioning methods, Behavioral research and digital video, eye tracking, Pavlovian conditioned freezing, Eye tracking, and more.

• Full paper sessions on Measuring the behavior of laboratory animals, Tracking and the analysis of motion, Human behavior in the urban environment, Statistical techniques and pattern analysis, and many more.

• Demonstration Showcases on Mobile Sensors, Trackmate, people tracking, sports video analysis, and much more.

Note: all participants presenting papers in the scientific program must register! If you have not registered yet, please do so as soon as possible. Deadline for registration is August 16th.

Registration fees

The registration fee includes access to all symposia, tutorials, user meetings, workshops, scientific tours, exhibitits, demonstrations, and poster presentations, along with a copy of the conference proceedings and coffee and lunch breaks. Visit www.measuringbehavior.org/mb2010/registration for more information or to register online.

Social events
In addition to the scientific program, Measuring Behavior offers the opportunity to mingle with colleagues, friends, and clients during informal events. Visit the Historical Open Air Museum Eindhoven and experience the past while enjoying a barbecue and entertainment in historical style.

Or get to know Eindhoven during a Walking Dinner: walk from restaurant to restaurant with a tour guide who will accompany you through the modern city center and tell you about the architectural hotspots and art history. More information is available online.

Keep me updated Stay updated on the latest news and updates on Measuring Behavior 2010 and sign up for announcements or join the Measuring Behavior group on LinkedIn and Facebook.

We look forward seeing you in Eindhoven.

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Yours sincerely,

Boris de Ruyter, Conference chair
Emilia Barakova, Co-chair, Program Committee
Andrew Spink, Co-chair, Program Committee

Measuring Behavior 2010
Conference Secretariat
P.O. Box 268 6700 AG
Wageningen The Netherlands
Phone: +31-317-473300
Web: www.measuringbehavior.org