The BGP meeting took place on Tuesday November 29, 2022
Campus Sart Tilman, 17, Allée du 6-Août, 4000 Liège
Room: A4 (code 0/29 = ground floor, room 29)
Building: Small amphitheaters (code: B7b)
14:30 Welcome message, Fany BROTCORNE (ULiège)
Our 3 renowned invited speakers presented their ongoing research for 45 minutes
German Primate Center, Göttingen, Germany
The social life and ecology of tamarins and titi monkeys –
a comparative perspective
Master of Hatfield College & Professor of Evolutionary Anthropology Durham University, UK
Assessing environmental adaptability in primates from faecal evidence
Odisee University of Applied Sciences, Belgium
Welfare measures in zoo-housed bonobos
17:40 Closing message, Régine VERCAUTEREN DRUBBEL (ULB)
Moreover, all were warmly invited to the public defense of the doctoral thesis of
Jury members: JC. Plumier (president), A. Hambuckers (secretary), L. Culot (advisor), F. Brotcorne (advisor), P. Poncin (advisor), C. Cornil, A. Maclarnon & E.W. Heymann
Stressed out primates? Physiological and behavioural responses of primates to habitat disturbances: a focus on black lion tamarins (Leontopithecus chrysopygus) in the Brazilian Atlantic Forest
At 9:30 am in the same amphitheater,
As usual, participating in the meeting was free !
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The BGP organizes joint meetings with the FNRS contact group ‘Primatology’.
The meeting focuses on prestigious invited speakers giving a plenary lecture and on scientific communications presented by students and researchers from Belgian Universities or Institutions. A meeting may also be devoted to a workshop gathering different research teams together to highlight one specific topic.
Access to those meetings is free !
If you want to be informed of our forthcoming meetings, please contact the BGP to subscribe to the mailing list and/or become a BGP member and receive at your postal address our newsletter 2 times / year.
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Groupe de contact interuniversitaire « Primatologie » sous l’égide du F.N.R.S. |
Leontopithecus chrysopygus,
Brazilian Atlantic Forest ©Olivier Kaisin
The F.N.R.S. Contact Group " Primatology " and the " Belgian Group for Primatology "
invite you to attend their exceptional joint meeting on
TUESDAYNovember 29, 2022
Campus Sart Tilman, 17, Allée du 6-Août, 4000 Liège Room: A4 (code 0/29 = ground floor, room 29) Building: Small amphitheaters (code: B7b) |
Contact: Fany Brotcorne Tel: +32 (0)478 62 50 36 |
14:30 Welcome message Fany Brotcorne (ULiège)
Our 3 renowned invited speakers will present their ongoing research for 45 minutes
Ø 14:40 Eckhard W. HEYMANN
German Primate Center, Göttingen, Germany
The social life and ecology of tamarins and titi monkeys – a comparative perspective
Ø 15:40 Ann MACLARNON
Master of Hatfield College & Professor of Evolutionary Anthropology Durham University, UK
Assessing environmental adaptability in primates from faecal evidence
Ø 16:40 Jeroen STEVENS
Odisee University of Applied Sciences, Belgium
Welfare measures in zoo-housed bonobos
17:40 Closing messageRégine VercauterenDrubbel(ULB)
Moreover, You are warmly invited to the public defense of the doctoral thesis of
Ø Olivier KAISIN ULiège & State University of São Paul, Brazil
Jury members: JC. Plumier (president), A. Hambuckers (secretary), L. Culot (advisor), F. Brotcorne (advisor), P. Poncin (advisor), C. Cornil, A. Maclarnon & E.W. Heymann
Stressed out primates? Physiological and behavioural responses of primates to habitat disturbances: a focus on black lion tamarins (Leontopithecus chrysopygus)
in the Brazilian Atlantic Forest
Starting at 9:30 am in the same amphitheater, please arrive at least 15 minutes in advance !
Fany Brotcorne, Secretary ULiège FNRS contact group "Primatologie" |
Martine vercauteren, president ULB FNRS contact group "Primatologie" |
RégineVercauteren Drubbel ULB President BGP |