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1. ch.linkedin.com › in › bvoirinBryson Voirin, PhD – Freelance | LinkedIn

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   Beliebt bei Bryson Voirin, PhD. I fix problems and find solutions when others can't. Clients spanning 6 continents…. · Berufserfahrung: Freelance · Ausbildung: Universität Konstanz · Ort: Basel...

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3. 500queerscientists.com › bryson-voirinBryson Voirin | 500 Queer Scientists

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   I am a neuroscientist, sloth biologist, professional tree climber, and television presenter. I love exploring the natural world and investigating the mysteries of our planet. My husband and I have been together for 11 years, and have conducted research together around the world. www.brysonvoirin.com.

4. www.beyondthescreen.org › about-usAbout Us | Beyond the Screen

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   Bryson Voirin. Bryson is the Co-Founder of Beyond The Screen and Chief of Staff to Frances Haugen. Bryson previously served as the Chief of Staff for the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic (MAPS).

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     Sloths are Harder to Chase Than You Think

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     Clips from Sloth Catching in Panama

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6. www.researchgate.net › profile › Bryson-VoirinBryson VOIRIN | Max Planck Institute for Ornithology, Pöcking ...

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   Bryson VOIRIN | Cited by 578 | of Max Planck Institute for Ornithology, Pöcking | Read 19 publications | Contact Bryson VOIRIN

7. news.mongabay.com › 2009 › 10The faster, fiercer, and always surprising sloth, an ...

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   Oct 25, 2009 · Bryson Voirin: We had a mother three-toed sloth that was being monitored by our automated telemetry system. One night, it was descending a tree, and suddenly disappeared off the screen and flatlined.

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8. imprs-ob.mpg.de › person › 116310Dr. Bryson Voirin | International Max Planck Research School ...

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   Bryson works on a broad range of topics, ranging from the mysteries of the brain, how to effectively communicate complex research to the public via popular media, and why we sleep, to the logistical coordination of conducting business in developing (and sometimes unstable) nations.

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   Who is Bryson Voirin?

   • These are just some of the popular misconceptions that sloth-scientist and expert tree-climber, Bryson Voirin, is overturning. After growing up among the wild creatures of Florida, spending his high school years in Germany, and earning a Bachelors degree in biology and environment at the New College of Florida, Voirin found his calling.

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   What did Bryson Voirin study?

   • Bryson Voirin hanging out in a tree. Photo courtesy of Bryson Voirin. Climbing tall trees in the tropics led Voirin to consider studying arboreal mammals. Although his first thought was to focus on arboreal cats with advice from a professor he decided to start with sloths.

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   What did Bryson Voirin talk about in a 2009 interview?

   • In an October 2009 interview Mongabay spoke with Bryson Voirin about the ecology and behavior of sloths, the science of tree-climbing, tracking tropical species like dragonflies and oilbirds, and the importance of sharing the beauty of the tropics with the public.

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   Where does Bryson Voirin study sloths?

   • A doctoral student with the Max Planck Institute, Bryson Voirin studies sloths and other species at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute. Mongabay.com’s sixth in a series of interviews with ‘Young Scientists’. Sloths sleep all day; they are always slow; and they are gentle as lambs.

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   Why did Voirin start studying arboreal mammals?

   • Climbing tall trees in the tropics led Voirin to consider studying arboreal mammals. Although his first thought was to focus on arboreal cats with advice from a professor he decided to start with sloths. “Sloths are unique in that they are the slowest mammals on Earth,” Voirin told Mongabay.com.

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10. treefoundation.org › 2017/07/03 › the-faster-fiercerThe faster, fiercer, and always surprising sloth, an ...

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    Jul 3, 2017 · Sloths sleep all day; they are always slow; and they are gentle animals. These are just some of the popular misconceptions that sloth-scientist and expert tree-climber, Bryson Voirin, is overturning.