This virtual seminar series is aimed to bring together neuroscientists, theorists, ecologists, and neuro-economists interested in exploring neural and theoretical mechanisms of foraging across multiple species.

World Wide Neuro

Business Year

The Future of Foraging

In search of the unknown: Artificial intelligence and foraging

Pollination: A Curious Case of Cross-Kingdom Cooperation

Human foraging: Insights into decision-making

Under the Sea: Challenges and Solutions in Aquatic Foraging

All for one? Consequences and challenges of group foraging

Central place foraging: how insects anchor spatial information

Foraging for the future: Food caching in squirrels and birds

Alternative applications of foraging theory

This is the way: Sensory guidance in foraging

On the Hunt: Ingenious Foraging Strategies in Bats & Spiders

The ubiquity of opportunity cost: Foraging and beyond

Follow your Nose: Olfactory-driven foraging in mice & flies

Food for Thought: How internal states shape foraging behavior

Foraging at the Limit: Cognitive capabilities of birds and bees

A Unified Framework for Foraging Theory

Complex Decision-Making in Primate Foraging

What is Foraging?