Ole Næsbye Larsen is emeritus professor at Department of Biology, SDU, Denmark where he has worked on hearing and sound production in several animal species, ranging from crickets to walruses. In the IBAC context, he was Chairman (President) from 2009 to 2017.

Magnus Wahlberg, Associate Professor at University of Southern Denmark and daily leader of its Marine Biological Research Center in Kerteminde. I study hearing and sound production in marine mammals and birds as well as echolocation in toothed whales.

Lasse Jakobsen is an associate professor at SDU and leads a research group that studies echolocation in bats with a strong emphasis on sensory filtering.

Elodie is an Associate Professor at the University of Copenhagen and the head of the Behavioural Ecology Group

(https://www.behavioural-ecology-group.com/). Her research group focuses on the behaviour of vertebrates, and in particular mammals and birds.

Jakob Christensen-Dalsgaard is an Associate Professor, who studies physiology of hearing, mostly in reptiles and amphibians with a special focus on evolution of hearing and sound localization

Iris Adam is an assistant professor at SDU and leads a research group that studies vocal communication from genes to behavior using songbirds as a model system.

Coen P.H. Elemans is the head of the Sound Communication and Behavior group at the University of Southern Denmark. His lab focuses on mechanisms and motor control of voice production across the vertebrates, from mice to whales.

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Contact: ibac@biology.sdu.dk