Days of Future Past: ABS at Princeton 2014
The 51st ABS Meeting was held at Princeton University and had over 760 attendees from 23 countries.
With five concurrent sessions, the meeting included over 350 talks and over 220 posters. The meeting was highlighted by many exceptional symposia and plenaries, including a keynote plenary by Iain Couzin on Collective Sensing and Decision Making, the closing plenary by Tim Clutton-Brock on the Origins of Society, and the President’s Plenary by Dan Rubenstein on Why Behavior Matters. Symposia included the past president’s symposium, organized by Robert Seyfarth, on How the Evolution of Sociality Shapes the Brain, Behavior, and Cognition.
More details to come in the August Issue of the newsletter.