2nd Siberian Indian Summer School on Human Ethology, 2003 (HESISS2003),
September 7th-11th, 2003

Summary of evaluation of the students presentations:

    In total, 7 posters and 4 oral presentations were evaluated by the lecturers and organizers of the school. The highest score was achieved by 2 oral presentations: “Phenomenon of displacement activity” by Olesya Schepina and “Hypothesis on the role of social learning in development of hunting behavior in Mirmica ants” by Sophia Panteleeva. Thus, these two students shared the fist and second awards.
  The 3rd winner was Tatjana Mishakova with oral presentation entitled “Genetic polymorphism of dopamine D4 receptor and dopamine transporter protein genes among North Asian native populations”.
    On the farewell party on Thursday night Dr. Frank Salter, International Organizer of HESISS2003 and Secretary of the International Society for Human Ethology (ISHE), announced the winners and promised them one year ISHE membership. We cordially congratulate Olesya, Sophia and Tatjana, and wish them more excited research results!