All lectures performed at the 3rd Ultrasonic Vocalization Conference, 26-27.10.23

Stefan Brudzynski – „Functions of 22 kHz ultrasonic vocalizations in rats resulting from aversive arousal.”

Markus Wöhr – „Improving translational research models for human mental disorders: Deciphering socio-affective communication through ultrasonic vocalizations in rats.”

Nicola Simola – „Modifications in the emission of 50-kHz USVs in rats repeatedly treated with amphetamine and dopamine receptor antagonists: new insights on the role of dopamine transmission in ultrasonic calling behavior.”

Sylvie Granon – „Social interaction and acoustic communication male and female mice: Beyond the gender difference.”

Özge Sungur – „Ultrasonic Vocalizations in Mouse Models for Autism Spectrum Disorder: A Link to Synaptic Dynamics.”

Angela Caruso – „Ultrasonic vocalizations as a model of social communication in neurodevelopmental condition.”

Elodie Ey – „Context-specificities of ultrasonic vocalisation characteristics in laboratory mice.”

Agnieszka Potasiewicz – „Pups’ ultrasound vocalizations in the neurodevelopmental model of schizophrenia.”

Tomasz Górkiewicz – „Social buffering during fear memory extinction.”

Paul Clarke – „Adult rat ultrasonic vocalizations: useful indices of positive or negative affect?”

Adam Hamed – „Exploring Ultrasonic Vocalization’s Role in Reward-Related Memory and Goal-Directed Behavior”

Paweł Boguszewski – „Methods applied in acoustic signal analysis. Which is worth using?”

Jumpei Matsumoto – „USV source identification for investigating neurobiology of social behavior.”

Bernhard Englitz – „Towards a real-time audiovisual tracking system at millimeter precision.”

Fabrice de Chaumont – „Quantification and synchronization of vocalizations with live mouse tracker.”

Reyhaneh Abbasi – „Exploring generalizability in ultrasonic vocalization detection and classification methods.”

Miron Kursa – „Machine learning on populations.”

Robert Kuba Filipkowski – „Are we missing something? Exploring aversive calls in the 44-kHz frequency band.”

Kevin Coffey – „Rapid appearance of negative emotion during oral fentanyl self-administration: Insights from DeepSqueak.”

David Barker – „Providing Better Translational Insights into Substance Use Disorders Using Ultrasonic Vocalizations.”

Jeffrey Burgdorf – „The role of Ultrasonic vocalizations in translational neuroscience.”