Felicity Muth
Job Title
Assistant Professor
Research Interests

Felicity Muth is an Assistant Professor Department of Integrative Biology. She is broadly interested in animal behaviour and cognition, especially aspects of learning and memory that have a clear function in the natural world. Her lab also works on anthropogenic effects on bees. 

Student Programs and Populations
Student research assistants
Students conducting independent research or a thesis
Majors from their affiliated departments
Any interested and motivated student, regardless of academic background
Freshmen
Sophomores
Juniors
Seniors
Students who have already taken classes with this professor
Students in the Freshman Research Initiative program
Students in the McNair Scholars program
Students in the Bridging Disciplines Programs
Students in the University Leadership Network
Where to download my research
http://www.beecognition.com
Affiliated Departments
College of Natural Sciences
Integrative Biology
Cockrell School of Engineering
Tags
animal behavior
bees
memory
learning
cognition
3D printing
civil engineering
mechanical construction
Personal Pronouns
she/her
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The Muth bumblebee cognition lab ( www.beecognition.com ) is currently looking to recruit both undergraduates interested in animal behavior - see https://www.beecognition.com/join-the-lab and students with engineering expertise to work with us to design and construct materials used in bumblebee behavior research. This will be carried out in conjunction with graduate students and postdocs in the lab who will work with the student to describe the (rather specific!) engineering needs we have for our research. The lab has a basic 3D printer and building supplies. 

The position can either be for course credit (3 credits) or paid ($12/hour minimum, sliding scale based on experience). Please contact Dr Felicity Muth felicity.muth@austin.utexas.edu with any questions; to apply please send her an email with your CV attached. 

 

Where to learn more
http://www.beecognition.com

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