Paul Katz on recognizing neuronal homologues across species in the Evolution of Brain Cell Types seminar.

Maria Antonietta Tosches on Cajal-Retzius cells and the evolution of homologous cell types in the Evolution of Brain Cell Types seminar.

We invite you to connect with the TIBBE community on Mattermost, an open-source platform for real-time discussion and collaboration. This is a great space to share ideas, ask questions, and engage in conversations around the Integrative Biology of Brain Evolution.

tibbe-network.github.io

🤩 Join us for the next TIBBE seminar:
Evolution of brain cell types.
September 10, 2–3pm UTC

This event brings together 2 outstanding evolutionary and developmental neuroscientists who will present their work, followed by an interactive discussion with the audience: www.crowdcast.io/c/evolution-...

Done reviewing abstracts for our @eseb2025.bsky.social symposium: Evolution of behavioural diversity – from ecology to genes & neural systems! 🧠🪰🐟🦜🌿🐒🐍🦋🦎🐊🐜🕷️🦟🦗🐙🐸🪲 Thanks for the fantastic submissions! @ebablab.bsky.social
@k4tj4.bsky.social
@alealisousa.bsky.social
eseb2025.com/list-of-symp #ESEB2025

Live now -- Seminar 2 Linking Brain and Behaviour!

🤩 Join us for the next TIBBE seminar:
Linking brain and behaviour.
May 28, 2–3pm UTC

This event brings together 2 outstanding evolutionary and cognitive neuroscientists who will present their work, followed by an interactive discussion with the audience: www.crowdcast.io/c/linking-br...

Some TIBBE members got to meet at the #ECCN2025 in Alicante! @r3rt0.bsky.social @k4tj4.bsky.social @ornellabertrand.bsky.social @carmenfalcone.bsky.social and Kristina Kverkova who got an award for best poster! 🎉

The audience discussion has started!

Live now -- our first TIBBE seminar in the series!

We will host a symposium on
Evolution of behavioural diversity: from ecology to genes and neural systems
at @eseb2025.bsky.social 17-22 August, Barcelona eseb2025.com

Keynotes by @ornellabertrand.bsky.social & Isabela Almudi Cabrero

Submit your abstract before April 25 eseb2025.com/call-for-abs...

This first seminar features talks by
Kristina Kverkova presenting her work on
"Counting what counts: Why neuron numbers matter but are not the whole story"
and
Kei Yamamoto talking us through
"Different encephalization strategies: telencephalization in amniotes, mesencephalization in teleost fish"

Join us for the first TIBBE seminar:
Brain size, neuron number and connectivity.
April 22, 2–3pm UTC

This event brings together 2 outstanding evolutionary neuroscientists who will present their work, followed by an interactive discussion with the audience:
crowdcast.io/c/brain-size...

This is TIBBE – The Integrative Biology of Brain Evolution network.
We bring together researchers on brain evolution to exchange ideas, share expertise on tools and methods, share data and discuss new findings.
Discover & join TIBBE on our website and a short video tibbe-network.github.io