10-min: SysEB, Behavior - Social Insects

Moderator(s)

• 

  Christina Kwapich, Ph.D.

  Assistant Professor
  Department of Biology
  University of Central Florida
  Orlando, Florida
• 

  Nobuaki Mizumoto (he/him/his)

  Assistant Professor
  Department of Entomology & Plant Pathology
  Auburn University
  Auburn, Alabama

Presentations:

• 8:00 AM – 8:12 AM MST

  Ant chain mail: Investigating bivouac construction in two dimensions
  

  Presenting Author: Isabella B. Muratore (she/her/hers) – United States Naval Academy

  Co-Author: Megan Black – Northwestern University

  Co-Author: Mario Salah – New Jersey Institute of Technology

  Co-Author: Michael Rubenstein – Northwestern University

  Co-Author: Simon Garnier – New Jersey Institute of Technology
• 8:12 AM – 8:24 AM MST

  Fire ant water bridge: Multimodal self-assembly of foraging structures
  

  Presenting Author: Horace Zeng – University of Georgia

  Co-Author: Noah Egan – Georgia Institute of Technology

  Co-Author: Hosain Bagheri – Georgia Institute of Technology

  Co-Author: Ram Avinery – Georgia Institute of Technology

  Co-Author: Daniel Goldman – Georgia Institute of Technology

  Co-Author: Takao Sasaki – University of Georgia
• 8:36 AM – 8:48 AM MST

  Pheidole in the far north: How ants with tropical ancestors overcame the perils of winter
  

  Presenting Author: Christina L. Kwapich, Ph.D. – University of Central Florida

  Co-Author: Hoon Kang – University of Massachusetts

  Co-Author: Roman Meneghini – University of Massachusetts
• 8:48 AM – 9:00 AM MST

  Mechanisms of army ant bivouac thermoregulation
  

  Presenting Author: Karen Y. Robles Lopez (she/her/hers) – University of Southern Mississippi

  Co-Author: Kaitlin M. Baudier, Ph.D. – University of Southern Mississippi
• 9:12 AM – 9:24 AM MST

  Break
• 9:24 AM – 9:36 AM MST

  Fossil and living termites reveal the evolution of termite tandem running
  

  Presenting Author: Nobuaki Mizumoto (he/him/his) – Auburn University

  Co-Author: Simon Hellemans – Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology

  Co-Author: Michael Engel – American Museum of Natural History

  Co-Author: Thomas Bourguignon – Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology

  Co-Author: Aleš Buček – Czech Academy of Sciences
• 9:36 AM – 9:48 AM MST

  Nesting biology drives the stability of tandem movement coordination in mating termites
  

  Presenting Author: Elijah Paul Carroll – Auburn University

  Co-Author: Taisuke Kanao – Yamagata University

  Co-Author: Nathan Lo – University of Sydney

  Co-Author: Nobuaki Mizumoto (he/him/his) – Auburn University
• 9:48 AM – 10:00 AM MST

  Exploring positive feedback in the waggle dance and its effect on collective behavior
  

  Presenting Author: Zachary Joseph Shaffer – Arizona State University

  Co-Author: Showmik Alam, M.S. – Arizona State University

  Co-Author: Cahit Ozturk – Arizona State University

  Co-Author: Stephen Pratt – Arizona State University
• 10:00 AM – 10:12 AM MST

  From dance to distress: Dopamine dynamics in honey bees
  

  Presenting Author: James C. Nieh, Ph.D. – University of California

  Co-Author: Shihao Dong – Chinese Academy of Sciences

  Co-Author: Tao Lin – Chinese Academy of Sciences

  Co-Author: Ziqi Wang – Chinese Academy of Sciences

  Co-Author: Jianjun Li – Chinese Academy of Sciences

  Co-Author: Tan Ken – Chinese Academy of Sciences
• 10:12 AM – 10:24 AM MST

  Social networks drive collective thermoregulation in honey bees
  

  Presenting Author: Chelsea N. Cook – Marquette University

  Co-Author: Casey E. Lambert – Marquette University

  Co-Author: Zachary Nelson – Marquette University

  Co-Author: Kyara Vazquez – Marquette University
• 10:24 AM – 10:36 AM MST

  Ferromagnetic nanoparticles are ubiquitous across a wide range of bee species
  

  Presenting Author: Anne F. Murray – University of Tennessee

  Co-Author: Cameron Jorgensen – University of Tennessee

  Co-Author: Charlote Buchanan – University of Tennessee

  Co-Author: WLNC Liyanage – University of Tennessee

  Co-Author: Laurence Packer (he/him/his) – York University

  Co-Author: Micheal Winklhofer – University of Oldenburg

  Co-Author: Laura Russo – University of Tennessee

  Co-Author: Dustin Gilbert – University of Tennessee
• 10:36 AM – 10:48 AM MST

  The nocturnal sweat bees Megalopta genalis and M. amoena have endogenous bimodal circadian rhythms
  

  Presenting Author: Adam Smith, Ph.D. – George Washington University

  Co-Author: Geraldine Barragán – Smithsonian Institution

  Co-Author: William Wcislo – Smithsonian Institution