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May 31st, 2014

Start of a scientific blog

This is the first blog post on my academic website JolleJolles.com. Although I have already been running my own nature and science blog Mudfooted.com for the past four years, I felt a need for a more personal view on science and the academic world and really like to increase the engage more with the public about my own research!

New Blog!

This blog will present my personal view of interesting new findings from the behavioural ecology literature and beyond, additional information, photos and videos about my own research, and my personal opinions and experiences of academia. If you like to be amazed by our wonderful natural world and read about the most recent fascinating scientific discoveries, please go and visit my other blog Mudfooted.com!

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I am a von Humboldt and Zukunftskolleg research fellow in the Max Planck Department of Collective Behaviour, Konstanz, Germany. Fascinated by how animals live in groups, my research focuses on the role of heterogeneity in collective behaviour. Read more about the Jolles Lab here.

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Dr Jolle W Jolles
Department of Collective Behaviour
Max Planck Institute of Ornithology
Am Obstberg 1, 78315, Radolfzell
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Email: j.w.jolles@gmail.com
Twitter: @mudfooted

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M_OellermannMichael Oellermann@M_Oellermann·
25 Feb

Do you use #openhardware in your lab? Then join our #SEB_Electronics session at the @SEBiology #SEB2021 virtual meeting from 29 June-8 July

Deadline 15 March https://www.sebiology.org/events/event/seb-conference-2021/abstracts

#openscience #opensource
@jenny_molloy @MakerTobey, @JolleWJolles @TeamNatricine @richelletanner

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11 Feb

Very proud of all co-authors on the work to develop the first multi-fin, closed-loop, autonomous, small fish-like #robot. Very useful for testing hypotheses about fish swimming and schooling behavior … more to come! Paper at https://bit.ly/3qpIeaF. #swimming #fishsci

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Niku_DiRienzoNick DiRienzo@Niku_DiRienzo·
4 Feb

Figure I’ll give a one year #pruittdata #pruittgate update on two papers in BES: Lichtenstein et al 2016 and Pruitt et al 2011. Myself and coauthors requested retractions for them on 1/27/20 and 2/3/20 respectively after finding major data anomalies in both.

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1 Feb

Really exciting high-resolution telemetry system by @josep_alos @RArlinghausFish et al

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Tracking hundreds of #fish in the #ocean with a new high-resolution telemetry system. Video as example of the obtained trajectories (@josep_alos and @enekoasp): Pearly razorfish being chased by Rough ray. @RArlinghausFish
https://www.igb-berlin.de/en/news/tracking-fish-ocean

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25 Jan

!! More than 100 aquatic-science societies sound climate alarm https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-021-00107-x, read the climate statement here: https://climate.fisheries.org/world-climate-statement/

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While snorkelling in the Bodensee, I found a large number of pikes stalking juvenile fish in the reeds along the shores. The pikes here can easily get 1m and are actually quite easy to approach to within 2m when quiet. Beautiful to see these hunters up close in the wild.

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