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Research
Latest funding
Developing a platform to rapidly monitor changes in influenza virus strain composition from environmental samples in the critical Windsor-Essex border region to prepare for future viral spillover events with pandemic potential
CIHR · 2024 · Co-investigator
- $30,187
Next-generation acoustic recorders for studies of animal communication, vocal learning, and cultural evolution
NSERC · 2021 · Principal investigator
- $390,000
Vocal learning, communication, and the evolution of culture in wild animals
NSERC · 2020 · Principal investigator
Developing a platform to rapidly monitor changes in influenza virus strain composition from environmental samples in the critical Windsor-Essex border region to prepare for future viral spillover events with pandemic potential
Principal investigators: Ng, Kenneth K
Keywords: Bioinformatics; Environmental Sampling; Genomic Sequencing; One Health; Pandemic Preparedness; Viral Spillover; Wastewater Surveillance; Wildlife Ecology; Zoonotic Infections
Next-generation acoustic recorders for studies of animal communication, vocal learning, and cultural evolution
Principal investigators: Mennill, Daniel
Vocal learning, communication, and the evolution of culture in wild animals
Principal investigators: Mennill, Daniel
Keywords: animal communication; behavioural ecology; acoustic communication; vocal learning; social communication; bird song; acoustic monitoring; acoustic telemetry; microphone arrays; multi-channel playback
Vocal learning and cultural evolution in temperate and tropical animals
Principal investigators: Mennill, Daniel
Vocal learning and cultural evolution in temperate and tropical animals
Principal investigators: Mennill, Daniel
Long-term playback devices and automated digital recorders to study vocal learning and animal communication by four collaborative research groups
Principal investigators: Mennill, Daniel
Using miniaturized light-sensing geolocators to build a migratory network for a songbird
Principal investigators: Norris, Ryan
Networked hydrophone arrays for passive acoustic recording of underwater sound
Principal investigators: Higgs, Dennis
Programmable digital recorders for long-term studies of tropical, temperate, and arctic animals
Principal investigators: Mennill, Daniel
The ecology and evolution of communication systems and mating strategies in temperate and tropical birds
Principal investigators: Mennill, Daniel
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
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