Nature June 2020 PMID 32541916

How STRANGE are your study animals?

Michael M Webster, Christian Rutz

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Numerous discussions highlight the importance of the STRANGE framework, with phrases like 'essential read for any Animal Behaviourist' and 'exciting to see journals adopt the STRANGE framework' emphasizing its significance in improving research reliability. The overall tone is enthusiastic and collaborative, contributing to a positive sentiment regarding the article's influence on the field.

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The study examines the eccentricities and unusual behaviors of various animal species used in research.
It discusses the implications of these strange traits on the reliability and applicability of research findings.
The text emphasizes the importance of considering the natural behaviors of study animals to improve scientific understanding and results.

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Understanding Animal Behavior through the STRANGE Framework

This video explores the STRANGE framework to study and improve animal welfare. It emphasizes how unusual behaviors of study animals impact research findings and underscores the importance of understanding these traits…

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Exploring the Limits of Translation in Biomedical Research

This presentation discusses the challenges of translating findings from animal models, specifically mice, into human biomedical research. Emphasizing the importance of cultural diversity in behavioral science, it urges…

Jamie Ahloy Dallaire · Aug 15, 2021 108 views

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Last two talks of the first day of #ASABWinter2024 by @fhillemann.bsky.social & @mikemwebster.bsky.social

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A decade later, Rutz and Webster, drawing inspiration from WEIRD, published a paper in the journal Nature called “How STRANGE are your study animals?” They proposed that their fellow behavior researchers consider several factors about their study animals, which they termed

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Animal Behaviour Live

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For more details about the STRANGE framework and the role it can play in reproducible research, read this article written by the STRANGE team: https://t.co/nWMZRRFFl8

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RT @EthologyOsakaU: 前期最後のゼミはこの論文で議論しました。 How STRANGE are your study animals? Webster & Rutz, 2020, Nature 動物を対象とした研究にも再現性が求められる時代に。本論文ではS…

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比較行動学研究室（阪大人間科学部）

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前期最後のゼミはこの論文で議論しました。 How STRANGE are your study animals? Webster & Rutz, 2020, Nature 動物を対象とした研究にも再現性が求められる時代に。本論文ではS.T.R.A.N.G.E を頭文字とした指標を用い対象個体の行動バイアスを確かめる枠組みを紹介する https://t.co/8lwLGgBwAd

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STRANGE animals

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Exciting to see journals adopt the STRANGE framework for animal #behaviour research, published in @Nature (https://t.co/xzeoJUKXtH). Have a look at their author guidelines. Using STRANGE is easy. @eLife @PLOSBiology @wileyinresearch @SpringerNature @ukrepro https://t.co/HSDasO7ktx

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How #STRANGE are your study animals? Great advice from M. Webster & 2019-20 @RadInstitute Fellow Christian Rutz of @univofstandrews in @nature https://t.co/9KIdYmKx3U

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Understanding Animal Behavior through the STRANGE Framework

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