The Easter Meeting will be held at Chester College, University of Liverpool UK, and is being organized by Jane Hurst and Paula Stockley.
Full details are available from the conference web site .
As usual, the Easter meeting will be a general meeting with no specific theme and postgraduate students and other young researchers are particularly invited to contribute short talks or posters on any aspect of animal behaviour. The best student talk and best student poster will each receive a 100 prize. These prizes reflect the importance that ASAB attaches to the Easter meeting, which it regards very much as a conference for younger researchers, who are encouraged to practice their presentation skills in front of a friendly audience. The first day of the meeting, Monday 2nd April, will be a postgraduate workshop organized by Bart Kempenaers and Matt Gage. This will cover essential skills, training and general advice, and all postgraduate students are strongly encouraged to attend.