Primate Conversations

parents in stem

Our lab runs a popular weekly event, during term time, which is co-organised by graduate students. It is an informal and child friendly setting, where we discuss recent research or have research seminars. All welcome!
 

Primate Conversations = Diversity in Speakers + Audience + Question asking & Child/Family Friendly.

 

FOLLOW US Share on Facebook

Sessions

6 Mar

Is Female Health Cyclical? Evolutionary Perspectives on Menstruation

64 Banbury Road
28 Feb

Atapuerca: one million years of hominin evolution

The Pauling Centre
27 Feb

Understanding and Living with Giants: Seeking ways for People and Elephants to Coexist in Gorongosa National Park

64 Banbury Road
20 Feb

Culture as a life-history character in hominins and other primates

64 Banbury Road
6 Feb

What’s with the long face? Analysing craniofacial diversification in baboons (genus Papio)

64 Banbury Road
30 Jan

The ice-breaker effect: How do humans create and maintain social bonds?

64 Banbury Road
23 Jan

A tribute to David Attenborough

64 Banbury Road
16 Jan

The Natural History of Jealousy

64 Banbury Road
27 Nov

Grasping the human-baboon interface using genetic tools and spatial analyses.

64 Banbury Road
20 Nov

"Scars are just another kind of memory": Deciphering how wild chimpanzees select tool raw materials

64 Banbury Road
13 Nov

The social and cognitive complexity of slow lorises and implications for translocations.

64 Banbury Road
6 Nov

Pliocene Diversity: Does Behavioural Evolution Parallel Biological Evolution?

64 Banbury Road
30 Oct

A different view of recent human origins.

64 Banbury Road
23 Oct

Mozambique in Island Africa?

64 Banbury Road
16 Oct

Mechanisms of Social Bonding: Dance and the 'Synchrony Effect'

64 Banbury Road
9 Oct

Human evolution: the panin perspective

64 Banbury Road
23 May

Self-domestication in humans and other primates

TBC
7 May

Action Copying and Social Bonding: Insights from Infants and Children with Autism SD

64 Banbury Road
22 Feb

Primate analogues for modelling dietary adaptation

64 Banbury Road
15 Feb

Can palaeobiology contribute to behavioural ecology? Perspectives from human evolution.

64 Banbury Road
8 Feb

Diet change in African primates: isotope evidence

64 Banbury Road
18 Jan

Miocene Apes: forest or woodland savanna environments

64 Banbury Road
23 Nov

Investigating the origins of human material culture in children

64 Banbury Road
16 Nov

Tool use, a window into cultural behaviour of primates

ICEA, 64, Banbury Rd.
2 Nov

It's not all fun and games: social complexity and play behaviour in wild bonobos (Wamba, DRC)

64 Banbury Road
19 Oct

Hunter-gatherers social structure: a window into the evolution of human cumulative culture

ICEA, 64, Banbury Rd.
12 Oct

Primate Conversations Seminar: The role of ritual and religion in the evolution of social complexity.

ICEA, 64, Banbury Rd.
10 May

Primate Conversations Seminar: What's so social about primate sociality?

ICEA, 64, Banbury Rd
15 Feb

Guest Primate Conversations. The origin and evolution of Neotropical primates.

ICEA, 64, Banbury Rd.
8 Feb

Guest Primate Conversations. Gestural communication of the great apes.

ICEA, 64, Banbury Rd.
1 Feb

Guest Primate Conversations. Older than the Oldowan: Excavations, experiments, and expectations.

ICEA, 64, Banbury Rd.
21 May

Guest Primate Conversations. Chimpanzee Laterality Redux: Why Methods Matter

ICEA, 64, Banbury Rd.
powered by Oxford Mosaic
List of site pages