Welcome to the 4th Ultrasonic Vocalization Conference,
We are pleased to welcome you to the 4th Ultrasonic Vocalization Conference, an international online event taking place in November 20 & 21, 2025.
This key international event serves as a critical discussion forum for scientists and researchers to explore the phenomenon of ultrasonic vocalization. Our mission is to deepen the understanding of USV’s role in the animal world, from sound communication between animals to the potential existence of an animal language — a possible evolutionary prototype for human communication.
What’s New for the 4th Edition? A Broader Scope
This year, the conference expands its scope to deliver an even richer program. While maintaining a strong focus on rodent ultrasonic vocalizations, we will broaden the discussion to include the full spectrum of animal sound communication, even beyond the ultrasonic range.
We will explore the newest and groundbreaking research on a USVs and, also, the sonic range on a more diverse range of species (in ex. rats, mice, hamsters, bats), examining whether animal vocalization is purely an expression of emotion or if it carries complex, message-based properties.
Key Topics & Esteemed Speakers
Our program features presentations from leading scientists in animal communication. Key discussion topics will include:
- Neurobiological correlates of animal communication.
- Advanced methods for sound analysis.
- The use of vocalizations in neuroscience.
- The evolution of communication in rodents.
Prepare for two full days of quality lectures and a „from audience to experts” discussion panel!
Who Should Attend?
tldr; Everyone. Trust us on this one.
This international conference is an essential event for researchers, academics, post-doctoral fellows, and students in fields such as neuroscience, ethology, biology, and medicine. As a fully online event, the 4th USV Conference offers an excellent and accessible opportunity to share academic developments and research findings with delegates from around the world.
Join the Conversation
We invite you to be part of this vital scientific discussion. For the latest updates, please visit our Facebook page
We look forward to meeting you online in November 2025.
See you soon!
