Rahel Katharina Brügger

This study shows marmoset phee calls encode external events like food context beyond emotional arousal and valence, even without an immediate stimulus.

The paper examines volubility and vocal coordination in common marmosets under different experimental conditions, finding call-type-specific patterns of vocal contagion and recruitment.

The paper introduces an automated wireless reward delivery system for marmosets to study social behavior while maintaining group housing and minimizing human intervention.

This study examines the development of play behavior in common marmoset infants, showing that social play increases with age and that adults remain important play partners despite the presence of twins.