Academics
Education
Bachelor's of Science (2018)
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Major in Biological Sciences
Minor in Music, focus on Vocal Performance
PhD Student (1st year)
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Adviser: Dr. Daizaburo Shizuka
Publications
Madsen, A., L. Vander Meiden, D. Shizuka. (In review). Social partners and temperature jointly affect daily foraging activity of small birds in winter. Proceedings of the Royal Society B.
Madsen, A., L. Corral, J. Fontaine. (In prep). Factors affecting detection rates at camera traps. Wildlife Society Bulletin.
Wszola, L., A. Madsen, E. Stuber, C. Chizinski, J. Lusk, J. Taylor, K. Pope, J. Fontaine. 2020. Public access for pheasant hunters: understanding an emerging need. Journal of Wildlife Management, 84(1):45–55. doi.org/10.1002/jwmg.21785
Presentations
Madsen, A., L. Corral, S. Wilson, J. Fontaine. 2018. Weather affects canid detection rates at camera traps. Nebraska Cooperative Fish & Wildlife Research Unit Annual Meeting. Lincoln, NE.
Madsen, A., L. Corral, S. Wilson, J. Fontaine. 2018. Weather affects canid detection rates at camera traps. Cabela’s Apprenticeship Poster Session. Lincoln, NE.
Madsen, A., L. Corral, S. Wilson, J. Fontaine. 2018. Weather affects canid detection rates at camera traps. University of Nebraska-Lincoln Spring Research Fair. Lincoln, NE.
Madsen, A., L. Corral, J. Fontaine. 2018. Weather and deployment period affect canid detection at camera traps. International Society of Behavioral Ecology Meeting. Minneapolis, MN.
Madsen, A., L. Vander-Meiden, D. Shizuka. 2019. Interactions between weather conditions and feeder visitation rates in wintering mixed-species flocks. Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting.
Awards
National Research Traineeship Program (2019—)
Cabela's Apprenticeship Award (2018)
Judith L. Stewart‐Gross Non‐Traditional Student Scholarship (2018)
Hazel V. Emley Scholarship (2017)
Alvah H. Minton Scholarship (2016)
Current Research Projects
Understanding mechanisms and outcomes of social learning on population dynamics using multi-agent simulations
Social network structure of mixed-species flocks at feeding aggregation sites
Effects of weather on feeding rates of mixed-species flocks
Bachelor's of Science (2018)
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Major in Biological Sciences
Minor in Music, focus on Vocal Performance
PhD Student (1st year)
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Adviser: Dr. Daizaburo Shizuka
Publications
Madsen, A., L. Vander Meiden, D. Shizuka. (In review). Social partners and temperature jointly affect daily foraging activity of small birds in winter. Proceedings of the Royal Society B.
Madsen, A., L. Corral, J. Fontaine. (In prep). Factors affecting detection rates at camera traps. Wildlife Society Bulletin.
Wszola, L., A. Madsen, E. Stuber, C. Chizinski, J. Lusk, J. Taylor, K. Pope, J. Fontaine. 2020. Public access for pheasant hunters: understanding an emerging need. Journal of Wildlife Management, 84(1):45–55. doi.org/10.1002/jwmg.21785
Presentations
Madsen, A., L. Corral, S. Wilson, J. Fontaine. 2018. Weather affects canid detection rates at camera traps. Nebraska Cooperative Fish & Wildlife Research Unit Annual Meeting. Lincoln, NE.
Madsen, A., L. Corral, S. Wilson, J. Fontaine. 2018. Weather affects canid detection rates at camera traps. Cabela’s Apprenticeship Poster Session. Lincoln, NE.
Madsen, A., L. Corral, S. Wilson, J. Fontaine. 2018. Weather affects canid detection rates at camera traps. University of Nebraska-Lincoln Spring Research Fair. Lincoln, NE.
Madsen, A., L. Corral, J. Fontaine. 2018. Weather and deployment period affect canid detection at camera traps. International Society of Behavioral Ecology Meeting. Minneapolis, MN.
Madsen, A., L. Vander-Meiden, D. Shizuka. 2019. Interactions between weather conditions and feeder visitation rates in wintering mixed-species flocks. Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting.
Awards
National Research Traineeship Program (2019—)
Cabela's Apprenticeship Award (2018)
Judith L. Stewart‐Gross Non‐Traditional Student Scholarship (2018)
Hazel V. Emley Scholarship (2017)
Alvah H. Minton Scholarship (2016)
Current Research Projects
Understanding mechanisms and outcomes of social learning on population dynamics using multi-agent simulations
Social network structure of mixed-species flocks at feeding aggregation sites
Effects of weather on feeding rates of mixed-species flocks