ISAE in Norway & a play in Verona
Thursday, February 28th, 2019
Most of the Gaskill lab is preparing to head to Norway in August of 2019 for the International Society for Applied Ethology Congress. We are excited and turned in our abstracts just last week! I know I am looking forward to seeing the Fjords and beautiful nature that Norway has to offer. Meanwhile, we’ve managed…
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CAWS Seminar Series
Tuesday, November 27th, 2018
The Center for Animal Welfare Science has put together an excellent Seminar Series this fall, which the Gaskill Lab has thoroughly enjoyed attending. The speakers have been Dr. Paul Hemsworth, Dr. Dan Weary, and Dr. Angela Green-Miller with a talk by Dr. Pairis-Garcia coming up on December 15th. We have been enjoying excellent high-level talks…
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AALAS 2018
Wednesday, November 14th, 2018
The Gaskill lab had a lot of fun at the American Association for Laboratory Animal Science (AALAS) 2018 National Meeting in Baltimore, Maryland. This is the largest gathering of laboratory animal professionals in the world, with over 4500 attendees! Our lab and collaborators presented two 2.5 hour sessions on two very different but important topics:…
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Summer Conference Fun: ISAE 2018
Thursday, August 30th, 2018
The Gaskill Lab had a lot of fun this year attending the International Society for Applied Ethology International Conference in Prince Edward Island, Canada. Dr. Brianna Gaskill, Megan LaFollette, and Rebecca Smith attended from our current lab. We also met up with former graduate student Amy Robinson-Junker. Even more, we saw our academic great grandmother…
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Purdue Undergraduate Research Conference 2018
Thursday, April 19th, 2018
The Gaskill lab had a strong showing at the 2018 Purdue Undergraduate Research Conference. Three of our undergraduate research assistant students participated. Megan Riley presented a poster titled “Exploring tickling dosage: Do frequency and duration matter?” Katie Bachert presented a poster titled “Is bigger always better? Assessing the effect of cage space on mouse welfare?”…
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