Members of the Zoological Society

My name is Takada from AIST.
We are pleased to announce the following hybrid seminar for early-career researchers, organized by the Young Researchers Networking Organization of Transformative Research Areas A: Co-evolving Phenotype Emergence.
This time, we plan to have two speakers talk about both the secrets—from observation and quantification to theorizing—of non-model organisms by behavioral ecology experts, and structured science communication. Please see below for details such as participation registration.
We welcome participants from a wide range of fields. We also appreciate you sharing this information.
Thank you for your continued support.

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Registration
https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=yP6nGC9lm0CDaSctnOgGIIatZdfWDPNLioJifqqE1Z1UOTNITVFEREhHUTBFVjhSMUExTTlKV1RVTi4u

Deciphering Ecology through Behavior / Theory and Practice of Science Communication
Timing of the event
Thursday, July 30, starting at 13:00 - scheduled to end at 16:00
In-person: AIST Tsukuba Center, Building 6-11, 2nd Floor Conference Room
Online: Zoom

Speakers and Presentations
Dr. Hidemori Yazakihttps://researchmap.jp/hidemori_yazaki
Exploring Insect Evolution through Observation and Behavioral Experiments: Focusing on Moth Coloration
How to convey the appeal and significance of basic science to "people who are not interested"

Dr. Kanesuke Nakatahttps://researchmap.jp/kensuke_nakata
Male-female conflicts involving the destruction of spider genitalia
Struggling to make people animal fans
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https://www.extended-phenotype.org
Organizer: Yuta Takada (AIST), Toshiyuki Harumoto (University of Tsukuba)