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Can I Train a Robot Like a Dolphin?

An Open Invitation for the Application of Behavioral Science to Artificial Intelligence. More

2024 Conference Wrap-Up

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Can I Train a Robot Like a Dolphin? An Open Invitation for the Application of Behavioral Science to Artificial Intelligence

Can I Train a Robot Like a Dolphin? An Open Invitation for the Application of Behavioral Science to Artificial Intelligence

In the field of artificial intelligence (AI), the process of creating knowledge and behaviors is also called “training.”

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Conference Wrap Up

Conference Wrap Up

IMATA hosted its 51st annual conference in San Antonio, Texas on 7-11 April 2024. The proceedings featured educational presentations, workshops, and site visits to our co-hosts at SeaWorld San Antonio and San Antonio Zoo.

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2024 Conference Honors and Awards Winners

2024 Conference Honors and Awards Winners

Find out which presentations took home an award at the 2024 IMATA Conference.

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Nominations and Elections

Nominations and Elections

IMATA would like to officially congratulate our new board members.

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President's Corner

President's Corner

A few words from IMATA's President, Andy Horn.

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Community News

Community News

Keep up on news from IMATA members around the world.

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Back to Basics

Back to Basics

Failure is an Option! Preventing Frustration in Research Training  

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Research Briefs

Research Briefs

Beluga Sexual Behavior During a Longitudinal Study: Implications for Welfare and Conservation

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Conference Wrap Up

IMATA conference – San Antonio, Texas – 7-11 April 2024

2024 Conference Honors and Awards Winners

Find out which presentations took home an award.

Nominations and Elections

IMATA would like to officially congratulate our new board members ... More »

President's Corner

A few words from IMATA's President, Andy Horn.

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The Editorial Staff

IMATA Board and Committees

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Community News

Keep up on news from IMATA members around the world.

Back to Basics

Failure is an Option! Preventing Frustration in Research Training

Research Briefs

Beluga Sexual Behavior During a Longitudinal Study: Implications for Welfare and Conservation

Animal Facts

Hawksbill Sea Turtle

Scientific name: Eretmochelys imbricata

Green Conservation

Carbon Emission

According to the United Nations, deforestation accounts for a whopping 25% of global carbon emissions caused from human activities.