My research focuses on acoustic communication in Vertebrates within a comparative framework. I'm especially interested in cognitive and neurophysiological mechanisms of sound signal perception and in the impact of social and environmental constraints on the evolution of acoustic communications. My favourite models are songbirds, seabirds, marine mammals and crocodiles. A strong link between field research on wild animals and lab investigations on neuro-ethological processes is my priority.
| From the News How baby caimans communicate... The laugh of the spotted hyena... "BMC Ecology" tells the story. Walrus mother recognizes the voice of her calf... "Animal Cognition" reports. Crocodile babies call their mother... "Current Biology" tells the story. Using femtosecond laser to investigate the songbird brain... Individual vocal recognition in zebra finches... Songbird communication in rainforest... "PlOsONE" tells the story. Evolution of sound communication in Mediterranean shearwaters... |






