I am testing out a new concept of an audiopaper. Think of an audiopaper like an audiobook for academic research papers. Newer generations of scientists have grown up utilizing audio for educational and entertainment purposes in the form of audiobooks and podcasts. Listening to audio is a great way to consume information when you are performing tasks that do not allow you to read, such as while driving, cooking, performing housework, or mindlessly entering data. I am certainly hooked on audio for these reasons, and most of my friends are too!
Over the past several years, I have found myself frequently wishing that I could listen to an academic paper as I would a podcast or audiobook. But this simply doesn't exist, and I hope to change that! Below you will find my publication list, with a downloadable MP3 file. It is my hope that this will make my research more accessible to both scientists and non-experts alike. Hopefully this catches on! Please let me know if you enjoy the experience.
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Jonathan N. Pruitt*, Colin M. Wright*, James L.L. Lichtenstein*, Gregory T. Chism, Brendan L. McEwen, Ambika Kamath, Noa Pinter-Wollman. "Selection for collective aggressiveness favors social susceptibility, not leadership." Current Biology
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James L.L. Lichtenstein, Colin M. Wright, Brendan McEwen, Noa Pinter-Wollman, and Jonathan N. Pruitt. “The multidimensional behavioral hypervolumes of two interacting species predict their space use and survival.” Animal Behaviour
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Colin M. Wright, James L. L. Lichtenstein, Graham A. Montgomery, Lauren P. Luscuskie, and Jonathan N. Pruitt. “Ant presence erases the effect of colony personality and diminishes overall collective foraging in a social spider.” Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology
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Colin M. Wright, Trevor D. Hyland, Amanda S. Izzo, Donna R. McDermott, Elizabeth A. Tibbetts, and Jonathan N. Pruitt. “Polistes metricus queens exhibit personality variation and behavioral syndromes.” Current Zoology
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Colin M. Wright, Vaughan E. Skinker, Amanda S. Izzo, Elizabeth A. Tibbetts, and Jonathan N. Pruitt. “Queen personality type predicts nest guarding behavior, colony size, and the subsequent collective aggressiveness of the colony.” Animal Behaviour
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Covered by: New Scientist, The Verge, WIRED, PHYS.org, and International Business Times. For links to the articles, please go HERE
James L. L. Lichtenstein, Colin M. Wright, Lauren P. Luscuskie, Graham A. Montgomery, Noa Pinter-Wollman, Jonathan N. Pruitt. “Participation in cooperative prey capture and the benefits gained from it are associated with individual personality.” Current Zoology
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Carl N. Keiser, Colin M. Wright, Jonathan N. Pruitt (2016). “Increased bacterial load can reduce or negate the effects of keystone individuals on group collective behavior.” Animal Behaviour
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Jonathan N. Pruitt, Colin M. Wright, Carl N. Keiser, Alex E. DeMarco, Matthew M. Grobis, and Noa Pinter-Wollman. "The Achilles' heel hypothesis: misinformed keystone individuals impair collective learning and reduce group success." Proceedings of the Royal Society B
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Carl N. Keiser*, Colin M. Wright*, and Jonathan N. Pruitt. “Warring arthropod societies: social spider colonies can delay annihilation by predatory ants via reduced apparency and increased group size.” Behavioural Processes
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Colin M. Wright*, Carl N. Keiser*, and Jonathan N. Pruitt. “Personality and morphology shape task participation, collective foraging and escape behavior in the social spider Stegodyphus dumicola.” Animal Behaviour
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Andreas P. Modlmeier, Carl N. Keiser, Colin M. Wright, James L. L. Lichtenstein, and Jonathan N. Pruitt. “Integrating animal personality into insect population ecology.” Current Opinion in Insect Science
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Carl N. Keiser, Colin M. Wright, Nishant Singh, Joseph A. Deshane, Andreas P. Modlmeier and Jonathan N. Pruitt. “Cross-fostering by foreign conspecific queens and slavemaking workers influences individual and colony-level personality.” Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology
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Colin M. Wright, C. Tate Holbrook, and Jonathan N. Pruitt. "Animal personality aligns task specialization and task proficiency in a spider society." Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
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Covered by: National Geographic, L.A. Times, BBC Nature, Christian Science Monitor, and others. For a full list of news outlets and blogs that have covered this work, please visit: http://www.altmetric.com/details.php?citation_id=2440945&src=bookmarklet
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C. Tate Holbrook, Colin M. Wright, and Jonathan N. Pruitt. “Individual variation in personality and behavioural plasticity facilitates division of labour in social spider colonies.” Animal Behaviour
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Colin M. Wright. “The Impact of Traditional and Folk Medicine on Biodiversity.” The Science in Society Review