Corina Logan PhD Candidate and Gates Scholar University of Cambridge itsme@CorinaLogan.com Home CV   Rooks bill twining © Julia Leijola Giving a talk at ISBE, Perth, Australia, 2010 Juvenile coatis playing at La Selva Biological Station, Costa Rica, 2004 Jackdaws contact sitting Photo by Ira G. Federspiel PUBLICATIONS Logan CJ, Koski SE, & Clayton NS. (In prep.). A broad hypothesis for post-conflict affiliation. Logan CJ, Emery NJ, & Clayton NS. (Submitted). The ontogeny and sociality of corvid post-conflict affiliation. Behavioral Ecology. O’Donnell S, Kumar A, Logan C. (Submitted). Life zone differences in army ant raid attendance by Nearctic migrants in Costa Rican montane forest. Journal of Animal Ecology. Logan CJ, Longino JT. In press. Adult male coatis play with a band of juveniles. Brazilian Journal of Biology. Logan CJ, O’Donnell S, and Clayton NS. 2011. A case of mental time travel in ant-following birds? Behavioral Ecology 22(6):1149-1153. BBC Nature AnimalWise OUP Blog Logan CJ, Emery NJ, and Clayton NS. 2011. Squabbles and snuggles: how corvids handle conflict. Natural History Magazine, June, pp. 18-19. Logan, CJ. 7 July 2010. Settling arguments, the corvid way: Kiss and make up or snuggle with your partner? Why it matters what you do after a fight. New Scientist. O’Donnell, S, Kumar, A, and Logan, C. 2010. Army ant raid attendance and bivouac-checking behavior by Neotropical montane forest birds. Wilson Journal of Ornithology 122(3):503-512. Logan, CJ, and Montero, C. 2009. Bothrops asper (Terciopelo) scavenging behavior. Herpetological Review 40(3):352. Logan, CJ, and Pepper, JW. 2007. Social learning is central to innovation, in primates and beyond. Behavioral and Brain Sciences 30:416-417. © 2007 Cambridge University Press CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS Logan, CJ, Emery, NJ, and Clayton, NS. The sociality and ontogeny of corvid postconflict affiliation. International Ethological Congress / Animal Behavior Society, Bloomington, IN, USA, 25-31 July 2011. Logan, CJ, Emery, NJ, and Clayton, NS. Does social support reduce stress in corvids? International Society for Behavioral Ecology, Perth, Australia, 26 September-3 October 2010. Logan, CJ, Emery, NJ, and Clayton, NS. The evolution and ontogeny of postconflict third-party affiliation in corvids. 31st International Ethological Congress, Rennes, France, 19-25 August 2009. INVITED TALKS How corvids support each other after fights. University of Washington, Seattle, USA, July 2011. The sociality, ontogeny, and function of corvid postconflict affiliation. University of Neuchatel, Switzerland, March 2011. PUBLIC PRESENTATIONS Logan, CJ, Emery, NJ, and Clayton, NS. May 2011. The sociality and ontogeny of postconflict affiliation in corvids. Murray Edwards College Graduate Symposium, University of Cambridge. Logan, CJ, Emery, NJ, and Clayton, NS. June 2010. Does social support reduce stress in corvids? Global Scholars Symposium, University of Cambridge. Logan, CJ, Emery, NJ, and Clayton, NS. April 2010. What corvids do after a fight. Murray Edwards College Graduate Symposium, University of Cambridge. Logan, CJ, Emery, NJ, and Clayton, NS. September 2009. Social support in corvids. Gates Scholars Symposium, University of Cambridge. Logan, CJ, Emery, NJ, and Clayton, NS. August 2009. The evolution and ontogeny of post-conflict third-party affiliation in corvids. Keio-Cambridge Symposium, University of Cambridge. Comparative Cognition Lab Journal Club: May 2011: The sociality and ontogeny of postconflict affiliation in corvids September 2010: Does social support reduce stress in corvids? December 2009: Mental time travel in antbirds? January 2009: Coati play in Costa Rica August 2009 and January 2010: Corvid post-conflict affiliation CONFERENCE POSTERS Logan CJ, Emery NJ, and Clayton NS. 2010. Behavioural contagion in rooks and jackdaws. Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour, London, 2-3 December. Logan CJ, Emery NJ, and Clayton NS. 2010. Behavioural contagion in rooks and jackdaws. Learning, decision making and evolutionary theory: can we bridge the gap? An international workshop of the Israel Science Foundation, Kfar Blum, Israel, 7-11 November. Logan, CJ, and Longino, JT. 2008. Play behavior of Nasua narica (white-nosed coati) in Costa Rica. 12th International Society for Behavioral Ecology Congress, Ithaca, New York, 13 August. Minkova, TV, and Logan, CJ. Comparing spherical densiometry and hemispherical photography for estimating canopy closure. The Wildlife Society Annual Meeting, Pendleton, Oregon, 9-13 April 2007. PUBLIC POSTERS Logan, CJ, Emery, NJ, and Clayton, NS. March 2010. What corvids do after a fight. University of Cambridge Science Festival. Logan, CJ, Emery, NJ, and Clayton, NS. March 2010. What corvids do after a fight. University of Cambridge Science Festival, Department of Experimental Psychology Open Day. Logan, CJ, and Longino, JT. April 2009. Play behavior of Nasua narica (white-nosed coati) in Costa Rica. Murray Edwards College Graduate Symposium, University of Cambridge. Logan, CJ, and Longino, JT. March 2009. Play behavior of Nasua narica (white-nosed coati) in Costa Rica. University of Cambridge's 800th Anniversary Science Festival.