Measuring Behavior 2010 was successfully held in Eindhoven, The Netherlands from 24 – 27 August 2010. Almost 400 delegates from 34 countries assembled at the High Tech Campus Eindhoven for the 7th international conference on methods and techniques in behavioral research.

Together they enjoyed four intense days packed with inspiring keynote lectures, and 200 presentations in symposia, full paper and poster sessions, tutorials, and workshops. Demonstration showcases, two scientific tours to innovative labs, and pleasant social events in the city completed the conference program.

As can be seen from the selection of papers and posters in the conference proceedings, there was a wide range of interesting approaches and ideas on how to measure behavior, and there were delegates from many different disciplines. This made the 7th international conference into a motivating scientific event for all delegates involved.

“What I always enjoy about Measuring Behavior is that we have both the scientific research and the equipments for both human and animal experimentation!” - Mumna Al Banchaabouchi

“MB is probably the only conference where such a broad array of species, topics and methodologies are discussed, all sharing this such interesting subject: the measurement of behavior.” - Dimitri Gerebtzoff

Preparations for the next Measuring Behavior conference will start soon – sign up for announcements (www.measuringbehavior.org/mb2010/sign-announcements-and-news) and stay updated on the latest news!