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Benjamin Van Doren

Assistant Professor

UIUC

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College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences

Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences

Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences

Benjamin Van Doren is currently serving as a College Of Agricultural, Consumer And Environmental Sciences Assistant Professor at Uiuc.

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Benjamin Van Doren

UIUC

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avian biology ornithology ecology movement ecology evolutionary biology wildlife avian evolution geography ecology and evolutionary biology wildlife ecology evolutionary ecology animal ecology avian locomotion meteorology population biology behavioral ecology biology population ecology bird migration range shift bioacoustics urban ecology adaptation animal behavior genetic variation molecular ecology ecology evolution remote sensing speciation wildlife biology acoustic ecology artificial light migratory birds human impacts on the environment atmospheric research evolutionary genetics weather forecasting breeding behavior weather radar radar data marine ornithology population genomics wildlife management meteorological measurements urban climate animal conservation evolutionary applications genome biology machine learning research light regulation numerical weather prediction genetic diversity genetic admixture zoological taxonomy population movements light pollution wind drift weather radars weather radar data autumn migration migration timing weather surveillance radars nocturnal migration visibility urban vegetation urban environments urban canopy convolutional neural networks image classification applied meteorology extreme weather vertebrate vision bioluminescence significance artificial light continental system high accuracy environmental change

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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A Call in the Dark: Nocturnal Flight Calls and Their Potential to Advance the Study of Avian Migration. Ornithology (2025)

Dylan M OsterhausKelley C BolandKyle G HortonBenjamin M Van DorenPatricia L CutlerMartha J DesmondTimothy F Wright

avian evolutionecologybehavioral scienceswildlife ecologywildlife biologymigration behaviornocturnal flight callsavian locomotionactive migration behavioravian biologybehavioral ecologyecology and evolutionary biologyconservation biologymovement ecologyanimal ecologyornithologyanimal behaviorwildlifeevolutionary ecology

Identification of Nocturnal Flight Calls of Bicknell’s Thrush ( Catharus Bicknelli ) and Gray-Cheeked Thrush ( Catharus Minimus ). Bioacoustics (2025)

E. Brisson-CuradeauY. AubryA. DesrochersB.M. Van DorenB. Drolet

animal behaviorbioacousticsnocturnal flight callsmorphologyavian locomotionavian biologyornithologyzoologyinvertebrate visionbicknell ’biologyevolutionary biologymorphology (biology)entomologyraptor researchgray-cheeked thrushzooarchaeology

Nocturnal Flight Call Monitoring Reveals In-Flight Behavioral Alteration by Avian Migrants in Response to Artificial Light at Night. Biological Conservation (2025)

Dylan M. OsterhausKelley C. BolandAbigail J. LawsonKyle G. HortonBenjamin M. Van DorenPatricia L. CutlerTimothy F. WrightMartha J. Desmond

social behavioranimal behavioravian locomotionavian biologybehavioral ecologyhuman behaviorartificial lightbehavioral neuroscienceethologyevolutionary ecologyanimal behaviourbehavioral experimentsanimal cognitionmovement ecologyornithologyevolutionary biologyavian migrantsbehavioral sciences

Social Associations Across Species During Nocturnal Bird Migration. Current Biology (2025)

Benjamin M Van DorenJoely G DeSimoneJosh A FirthFriederike HillemannZach GaykEmily CohenAndrew Farnsworth

avian biologybehavioral ecologyethologycommunity (ecology)evolutionary ecologypopulation biologyecology and evolutionary biologymovement ecologyecologysocial associationsornithology

Stable Atmospheric Conditions Underlie a Steady Pace of Nocturnal Bird Migration in the Tropics. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2025)

Jacob R. DruckerBenjamin M. Van DorenNicholas J. BaylyWilmer RamirezAlfonso Ladino RinconJohn M. BatesAdriaan M. Dokter

south americaclimatologyavian biologyavian evolutionwildlife ecologygeographyseasonal migrationsecologymovement ecologyanimal ecologyornithologymeteorologystable atmospheric conditions

Author Response for"Could Bi‐Axial Orientation Explain Range Expansion in a Migratory Songbird?". (2024)

Joe WynnGuillermo FandosKira DelmoreBenjamin M. Van DorenThord FranssonMiriam Liedvogel

author responseavian biologyadaptationbehavioral ecologyornithologybiogeographybiologyanimal ecologyspatial ecologyavian evolutionevolutionary ecologyrange shiftmigratory songbirdecology and evolutionary biologyecologyevolutionary biology

Author Response for"Nocturnal Avian Migration Drives High Daily Turnover but Limited Change in Abundance on the Ground". (2024)

Raphaël NussbaumerBenjamin M. Van DorenWesley M. HochachkaAndrew FarnsworthFrank A. La SorteAlison JohnstonAdriaan M. Dokter

author responsepopulation ecologywildlifeavian biologyornithologybehavioral ecologywildlife ecologyrange shiftlimited changeanimal ecologyevolutionary ecologypopulation biologyecology and evolutionary biologymovement ecologyecologyevolutionary biology

BIRDVOXDETECT: Large-Scale Detection and Classification of Flight Calls for Bird Migration Monitoring. IEEE/ACM Transactions on Audio Speech and Language Processing (2024)

Vincent LostanlenAurora CramerJustin SalamonAndrew FarnsworthBenjamin M. Van DorenSteve KellingJuan Pablo Bello

bird migration monitoringcomputer visionflight callslarge-scale detectionmachine visionpattern recognitionimage analysisdata sciencecomputer scienceunmanned aircraft systems

Could Bi‐Axial Orientation Explain Range Expansion in a Migratory Songbird?. Journal of Avian Biology (2024)

Joe WynnGuillermo FandosKira DelmoreBenjamin M. Van DorenThord FranssonMiriam Liedvogel

avian evolutiongenetic variationpopulation biologyecology evolutionavian biologybehavioral ecologyrange shiftbiologyevolutionary significancerange expansion –ecology and evolutionary biologymovement ecologyornithologyevolutionary biologypopulation ecologyadaptationevolutionary ecologyaxis reversalmigratory trajectoriespopulation genetics

Evaluation of Methods to Estimate Nocturnal Bird Migration Activity: C Comparison of Radar and Nocturnal Flight Call Monitoring in the American West. Ornithological Applications (2024)

Dylan M OsterhausBenjamin M Van DorenKyle G HortonFitsum AbadiTimothy F WrightMartha J Desmond

population ecologypopulation movementswildlifeavian biologyweather radarwildlife ecologyanimal ecologymigration activitypopulation biologyearth sciencemigration behaviormovement ecologyecologyornithologymeteorology

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Benjamin Van Doren

Assistant Professor

UIUC

Affiliations

College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences

Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences

Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences

Benjamin Van Doren is currently serving as a College Of Agricultural, Consumer And Environmental Sciences Assistant Professor at Uiuc.

Honors

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Benjamin Van Doren

UIUC

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Call in the Dark: Nocturnal Flight Calls and Their Potential to Advance the Study of Avian Migration. Ornithology (2025)

Dylan M OsterhausKelley C BolandKyle G HortonBenjamin M Van DorenPatricia L CutlerMartha J DesmondTimothy F Wright

Identification of Nocturnal Flight Calls of Bicknell’s Thrush ( Catharus Bicknelli ) and Gray-Cheeked Thrush ( Catharus Minimus ). Bioacoustics (2025)

E. Brisson-CuradeauY. AubryA. DesrochersB.M. Van DorenB. Drolet

Nocturnal Flight Call Monitoring Reveals In-Flight Behavioral Alteration by Avian Migrants in Response to Artificial Light at Night. Biological Conservation (2025)

Dylan M. OsterhausKelley C. BolandAbigail J. LawsonKyle G. HortonBenjamin M. Van DorenPatricia L. CutlerTimothy F. WrightMartha J. Desmond

Social Associations Across Species During Nocturnal Bird Migration. Current Biology (2025)

Benjamin M Van DorenJoely G DeSimoneJosh A FirthFriederike HillemannZach GaykEmily CohenAndrew Farnsworth

avian biologybehavioral ecologyethologycommunity (ecology)evolutionary ecologypopulation biologyecology and evolutionary biologymovement ecologyecologysocial associationsornithology

Stable Atmospheric Conditions Underlie a Steady Pace of Nocturnal Bird Migration in the Tropics. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2025)

Jacob R. DruckerBenjamin M. Van DorenNicholas J. BaylyWilmer RamirezAlfonso Ladino RinconJohn M. BatesAdriaan M. Dokter

south americaclimatologyavian biologyavian evolutionwildlife ecologygeographyseasonal migrationsecologymovement ecologyanimal ecologyornithologymeteorologystable atmospheric conditions

Author Response for"Could Bi‐Axial Orientation Explain Range Expansion in a Migratory Songbird?". (2024)

Joe WynnGuillermo FandosKira DelmoreBenjamin M. Van DorenThord FranssonMiriam Liedvogel

Author Response for"Nocturnal Avian Migration Drives High Daily Turnover but Limited Change in Abundance on the Ground". (2024)

Raphaël NussbaumerBenjamin M. Van DorenWesley M. HochachkaAndrew FarnsworthFrank A. La SorteAlison JohnstonAdriaan M. Dokter

BIRDVOXDETECT: Large-Scale Detection and Classification of Flight Calls for Bird Migration Monitoring. IEEE/ACM Transactions on Audio Speech and Language Processing (2024)

Vincent LostanlenAurora CramerJustin SalamonAndrew FarnsworthBenjamin M. Van DorenSteve KellingJuan Pablo Bello

bird migration monitoringcomputer visionflight callslarge-scale detectionmachine visionpattern recognitionimage analysisdata sciencecomputer scienceunmanned aircraft systems

Could Bi‐Axial Orientation Explain Range Expansion in a Migratory Songbird?. Journal of Avian Biology (2024)

Joe WynnGuillermo FandosKira DelmoreBenjamin M. Van DorenThord FranssonMiriam Liedvogel

Evaluation of Methods to Estimate Nocturnal Bird Migration Activity: C Comparison of Radar and Nocturnal Flight Call Monitoring in the American West. Ornithological Applications (2024)

Dylan M OsterhausBenjamin M Van DorenKyle G HortonFitsum AbadiTimothy F WrightMartha J Desmond

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