Symposia

The following symposia have already been accepted:

• Implicit measures of food experience, organized by Daisuke Kaneko (Kikkoman)
• Measuring behaviour in sport and exercise, organized by Tom Allen (Manchester Metropolitan University)
• Using drones to transform the measurement of behaviour, organized by John Church (Thompson Rivers University)
• Interpersonal synchrony in physiology and behavior: measures and interpretation, organized by Ivo Stuldreher (TNO)
• Addressing the reproducibility problem in research: Challenges and future prospects, organized by Annesha Sil (Aberdeen University)
• Measuring and analysing behavior using AI and machine learning organized by Jeroen Kemerink (Noldus)
• Horizon Europe and other research grant funding for behavioural research organized by Andrew Spink (Noldus) and Carola Janssen (Hezelburcht)
• Noah’s Ark – measuring the behavior of less usual animal species by Jaroslaw Barski (Medical University of Silesia)

Although the deadline for submission of symposia proposals has officially passed, we are still open to good suggestions.