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In the blind feedback activity, presenters in each room were invited to rate the posters in another room for how well they capture key features of science communication for a general audience.

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In the 'making connections' activity, presenters in one room are invited to map out the relationships between different elements of concepts that help us to explain the emergence of human language.

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During Conference Prep, there is a Demo Poster Room

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An Ape's Guide to Human Language is a 3000 level lecture class in Psychology at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. At the start of the semester, each student is randomly allocated a primate, and they work to apply theories from the class to their target organism. In Week 12 we hold the Festival of the Evolution of Language, where each student shares their work in the format of a SciComms Infographic and handout, with an Open Access license for future use as open educational resources (OERs).
🏅Medals highlight posters that the class found notable - as shown in their ratings and comments.

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Sci-comms Project Manual (download)

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Habitat
Locomotion
Diet
Mate choice
Brain size
Food Prep
Group Size
Social Learning
Gestation Time
Self Domestication
Threat Response
Childhood
Cortical Expansion
Neuron density
Non-primary sensory cortex
Prefrontal Cortex
Association Cortex
Time budgets
Grooming
Social Bonding

(names of bodyparts & primates)

Social Learning
Compositionality
Complexity
Semanticity
Virtuosity

Social Learning
Mylenation
Associative Learning
Semanticity
Compositionality
Words

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| 5.1  | cotton-top tamarin
| 5.2  | uakari 🏅
| 5.3  | night monkey
| 5.4  | howler monkey
| 5.5  | mountain gorilla 🏅

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| 4.1  | bonobo
| 4.2  | marmoset
| 4.3  | gibbon 🏅
| 4.4  | chimpanzee
| 4.5  | owl monkey 🏅

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| 3.1  | saki
| 3.2  | siamang
| 3.3  | aye aye
| 3.4  | tapanuli orangutan
| 3.5  | western lowlands gorilla 🏅

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| 1.1  | spider monkey
| 1.2  | japanese macaque 🏅
| 1.3  | vervet monkey
| 1.4  | mandrill
| 1.5  | gelada

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| 2.1  | Rhesus macaque
| 2.2  | loris 🏅
| 2.3  | raffles banded langur
| 2.4  | tarsier 🏅
| 2.5  | sumatran orangutan

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Making Connections Room 5

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Making Connections Room 4

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Making Connections Room 3

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Making Connections Room 2

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Making Connections Room 1

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Blind feedback from another group for the posters in Room 5

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Blind feedback from another group for the posters in Room 4

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Blind feedback from another group for the posters in Room 3

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Blind feedback from another group about the posters in Room 2

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Blind feedback from another group for Room 1 posters