Measuring BehaviorSymposia at Measuring Behavior are a series of related scientific presentations, with the program put together by the symposium chair.
The following symposia will take place at Measuring Behavior 2027:
- Rodent home cage solutions for automated welfare monitoring: challenges and perspectives — Evrim Yilmaz, Judith Homberg, Lucas Noldus (Donders Institute)
- Methods for Human Behavior Assessment in (Higher) Automation — Anneke Hamann German Aerospace Center)
- Measuring the mind of the mouse — Richard Brown (Dalhousie University)
- Measuring visually guided behavior — Dimitris Valdouris (Tesslonika University)
- A (Computer) Vision for Measuring Wildlife Behavior: Real-time, Longitudinal, and Scalable Monitoring Systems — Li-Dunn Chen (Toronto Zoo)
- Quantitative approaches to detection of early behavioural biomarkers of Parkinson’s disease — Michael Sommerauer and Katarzyna Bozek (University Hospital Cologne)
- Cognitive and behavioural phenotyping techniques for mice modelling brain disorders across their lifespan — Kasia Bozek (University Hospital Cologne)
- Beyond Keypoints: Foundation Models and AI Agents for Measuring Behaviour Across Species — Jack Bray and Gernot Riedel (University of Aberdeen)
- Measuring the Behavior of Indigenous Poultry Using Artificial Intelligence: Innovative Approaches for Animal Welfare, Health Monitoring, and Sustainable Production — Sami Farha, Agricultural Research Office
