Oral communications
Oral communications of 15 minutes will be divided into different scientific sessions. Participants whose abstract will be accepted by the organizing committee will have the opportunity to present their recent scientific results.

Plenary Conferences
Three plenary conferences of 45 minutes (+15 minutes of questions) will be held by experienced bioacousticians. These conferences will provide a unique opportunity for students and young researchers to attend presentation of major works in their field and exchange with established researchers.

Speakers

Gaëtan Richard

Research engineer - SOMME

“My research focuses on the use of passive acoustics to better understand the behavioral ecology of marine mammals and to monitor their interactions with human activities, as well as the potential impacts of these activities.”

Camille Desjonquères

Research Associate CNRS - LECA

“I am an ecoacoustician, and my research involves studying the sound emanating from ecosystems to understand and develop indicators of the state and functioning of these ecosystems. While my research primarily focuses on sounds transmitted in freshwater environments, I also investigate sounds transmitted in the air and substrate (vibrations) in terrestrial environments.”

Megan Wyman

Postdoctoral Reasearcher - University of Zürich

“My research focuses on sexual selection and vocal diversity, investigating anatomical mechanisms of vocal production. In my previous studies, I analyzed acoustic communication in North American Bison, studied vocal production in polygynous deer for insights into speciation, and explored the impact of hybridization on species discrimination. Currently, I am examining vocal changes related to changes in social rank in meerkats, using various methods such as behavioral observations and anatomical scans.”