Invited Talks and Seminars
2021 Spring Graduate Student Panal Discussion, Arizona State University
2018 Spring Northeast Region Environmental Acoustics Group
2017 Spring Polytec Technical Seminar
2016 Fall Pierce’s Disease Symposium
2013 Fall University of Oxford, Animal Behaviour Group
2013 Spring University of Berlin, Neurophysiology Group, Institute for Biology
2012 Spring University of Cambridge, Neurophysiology Group, Dept. of Zoology
2011 Summer University of California, Berkeley, Physiology and Behavior Group
2010 Fall University of Dundee, Scottish Crop Research Institute, Scotland, U.K.
MEETING PRESENTATIONS
Presenting Author
Acoustical Society of America (ASA) 2018 (Minneapolis)
Biotremology 2016 (Italy)
International Congress of Neuroethology 2014 (Japan), 2012 (Maryland)
Invertebrate Sound and Vibration 2013 (Scotland), 2011 (Missouri), 2009 (France)
Animal Behaviour Society 2010* (William & Mary, Virginia)
American Arachnology Society 2009 (Arkansas), 2008 (Berkeley, California)
International Society of Behavioral Ecology 2008 (Cornell, New York)
Entomological Society of America 2005 (Fort Lauderdale, Florida), 2003 (Cincinnati, Ohio)
Developmental Biology (S.E. Branch) 2005 (Athens, Georgia)
Georgia Entomological Society 2005 (Athens, Georgia)
Society for Integrative & Comparative Biology 2001 (Chicago, Illinois)
Secondary Author
Invertebrate Sound and Vibration 2015* (Toronto) 2013 (Scotland)
International Congress of Neuroethology 2012 (Maryland)
Animal Behaviour Society 2011* (Bloomington, Indiana)
American Arachnology Society 2011* (Portland, Oregon), 2009 (Arkansas)
Symposia
Listening to the Wild 2013 (London, United Kingdom)
Physics meets Biology 2012* (Oxford, United Kingdom)
Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior 2008 (Lexington, Kentucky)
* Indicates unable to attend
Example Seminar
This is a technical talk I gave at the Acoustical Society of America (ASA) conference in May 2018. The talk was part of the Plant Bioacoustics session. The research talk covers work that focuses on the insect call as it is transmitted along a plant.
* Note, in the beginning of the talk there are a few technical glitches and one can see how I cope with them.