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Franz Goller

Professor Emeritus

University of Utah

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College of Science

School of Biological Sciences

Franz Goller is currently serving as a College Of Science Professor Emeritus at University of Utah.

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University of Utah

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avian biology neuroscience physiology bioacoustics biology evolutionary biology ornithology motor control animal behavior experimental biology neurophysiology mammalian biology animal physiology entomology audiology breeding behavior avian evolution neuroanatomy animal behaviour animal science behavioral ecology animal cognition hearing research phonology experimental psychology acoustic ecology motor behavior auditory physiology comparative physiology bird song zebra finch zebra finches sexual dimorphism song production sound animal ecology adaptation ethology avian locomotion respiratory neurobiology neural science muscle function psychoacoustics syringeal muscles white-crowned sparrows zebra finch song nonlinear science speech production movement ecology skeletal muscle frequency control integrative biology ecophysiology speciation chaos theory birdsong production sound generation vocal diversity mimic thrushes functional morphology song development european starling adult zebra finches speech communication speech processing neurorehabilitation sound propagation speech science speech motor control mechanical circulatory support upper extremity variant interpretation baseline correction chronobiology behavioral plasticity cellular neurobiology sound production music psychology song learning behavioral sciences phonetics vocal music behavioral neuroscience speech perception behavioral physiology music music perception

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Homology and the Evolution of Vocal Folds in the Novel Avian Voice Box. Current Biology (2024)

Charlie LongtineChad M. EliasonDarcy MishkindChangHee LeeMichael ChiapponeFranz GollerJay LoveEvan P. KingsleyJulia A. ClarkeClifford J. Tabin

developmental biologybiologyavian biologybioacousticsmorphology (biology)avian evolutionevolutionary biologyvocal foldsornithology

Integration of Sexual Dimorphism and Left-Right Asymmetry in the Development of the Duck Syrinx. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Darcy MishkindChangHee LeeChaitra PrabhakaraPenelope TirEvan P. KingsleyJulia A. ClarkeFranz GollerClifford J. Tabin

sexual dimorphismleft-right asymmetryduck syrinxdevelopmental biologybiologyevolutionary biologymorphogenesis

Note Similarities Affect Syntactic Stability in Zebra Finches. Journal of Comparative Physiology A (2024)

Jorge M. MéndezBrenton G. CooperFranz Goller

physiologycomparative physiologysyntactic stabilityzebra finches

Singing on the Wing Reveals Respiratory Performance Constraints of Song Production. Animal Behaviour (2024)

Fabian TeipelFranz Goller

animal performanceanimal cognitionbehavioral experimentsethologyanimal behaviourbioacousticsanimal behaviormusicsong productionbehavioral sciences

Song-Like Activation of Syringeal and Respiratory Muscles During Sleep in Canaries. Journal of Comparative Physiology A (2024)

Facundo FainsteinFranz GollerGabriel B Mindlin

animal physiologyphysiologysleepcomparative physiologyrespiratory muscles

Specialized Androgen Synthesis in Skeletal Muscles That Actuate Elaborate Social Displays. Journal of Experimental Biology (2022)

Eric R. SchuppeDaniel TobianskyFranz GollerMatthew J. Fuxjager

experimental biologyexperimental psychologyexperimental synthesisphysiologybehavioral experimentsmusculoskeletal scienceexperimental social psychologyperformance studiesrehabilitationspecialized androgen synthesis

The Syrinx. Current Biology (2022)

Franz Goller

molecular and cellular biologyintegrative biologybiologyevolutionary biologysystems biology

Tonality Over a Broad Frequency Range is Linked to Vocal Learning in Birds. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2022)

Marius FaißTobias RiedeFranz Goller

avian biologybiologybioacousticsvocal learning

Birds Breathe at an Aerodynamic Resonance. Chaos An Interdisciplinary Journal of Nonlinear Science (2021)

Facundo FainsteinSebastián M. GeliAna AmadorFranz GollerGabriel B. Mindlin

biophysicsbirds breathenonlinear scienceavian biologyaerodynamic resonancechaos theory

Climbing Parrots Achieve Pitch Stability Using Forces and Free Moments Produced by Axial–Appendicular Couples. Journal of Experimental Biology (2021)

Lindsey L. ReaderDavid R. CarrierFranz GollerMichael R. IsaacsAlexis Moore CrispClinton J. BarnesDavid V. Lee

experimental biologyfree momentsphysiologyavian biologybioacousticsaxial-appendicular couplespitch stabilitybiomechanics

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Franz Goller

Professor Emeritus

University of Utah

Affiliations

College of Science

School of Biological Sciences

Franz Goller is currently serving as a College Of Science Professor Emeritus at University of Utah.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Franz Goller

University of Utah

Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Homology and the Evolution of Vocal Folds in the Novel Avian Voice Box. Current Biology (2024)

Charlie LongtineChad M. EliasonDarcy MishkindChangHee LeeMichael ChiapponeFranz GollerJay LoveEvan P. KingsleyJulia A. ClarkeClifford J. Tabin

developmental biologybiologyavian biologybioacousticsmorphology (biology)avian evolutionevolutionary biologyvocal foldsornithology

Integration of Sexual Dimorphism and Left-Right Asymmetry in the Development of the Duck Syrinx. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Darcy MishkindChangHee LeeChaitra PrabhakaraPenelope TirEvan P. KingsleyJulia A. ClarkeFranz GollerClifford J. Tabin

sexual dimorphismleft-right asymmetryduck syrinxdevelopmental biologybiologyevolutionary biologymorphogenesis

Note Similarities Affect Syntactic Stability in Zebra Finches. Journal of Comparative Physiology A (2024)

Jorge M. MéndezBrenton G. CooperFranz Goller

physiologycomparative physiologysyntactic stabilityzebra finches

Singing on the Wing Reveals Respiratory Performance Constraints of Song Production. Animal Behaviour (2024)

Fabian TeipelFranz Goller

animal performanceanimal cognitionbehavioral experimentsethologyanimal behaviourbioacousticsanimal behaviormusicsong productionbehavioral sciences

Song-Like Activation of Syringeal and Respiratory Muscles During Sleep in Canaries. Journal of Comparative Physiology A (2024)

Facundo FainsteinFranz GollerGabriel B Mindlin

animal physiologyphysiologysleepcomparative physiologyrespiratory muscles

Specialized Androgen Synthesis in Skeletal Muscles That Actuate Elaborate Social Displays. Journal of Experimental Biology (2022)

Eric R. SchuppeDaniel TobianskyFranz GollerMatthew J. Fuxjager

The Syrinx. Current Biology (2022)

Franz Goller

molecular and cellular biologyintegrative biologybiologyevolutionary biologysystems biology

Tonality Over a Broad Frequency Range is Linked to Vocal Learning in Birds. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2022)

Marius FaißTobias RiedeFranz Goller

avian biologybiologybioacousticsvocal learning

Birds Breathe at an Aerodynamic Resonance. Chaos An Interdisciplinary Journal of Nonlinear Science (2021)

Facundo FainsteinSebastián M. GeliAna AmadorFranz GollerGabriel B. Mindlin

biophysicsbirds breathenonlinear scienceavian biologyaerodynamic resonancechaos theory

Climbing Parrots Achieve Pitch Stability Using Forces and Free Moments Produced by Axial–Appendicular Couples. Journal of Experimental Biology (2021)

Lindsey L. ReaderDavid R. CarrierFranz GollerMichael R. IsaacsAlexis Moore CrispClinton J. BarnesDavid V. Lee

experimental biologyfree momentsphysiologyavian biologybioacousticsaxial-appendicular couplespitch stabilitybiomechanics

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