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Dr Alex Mielke photographed collecting video footage of primates in the field

Alex's pathway

View the pathway of Post-Doctoral Fellow Alex Mielke here

Caroline Phillips photographed working with samples in the field

Caroline's pathway

View the pathway of Departmental Lecturer Caroline Phillips here

Elodie Freymann

Elodie's pathway

View the pathway of Graduate Student Elodie Freymann here

Jacinto's pathway

View the pathway of Graduate Student Jacinto Mathe here

Jana Muschinski photographed in Kenya's 'Cradle of Mankind'

Jana's pathway

View the pathway of Graduate Student Jana Muschinski here

Graduate student João d'Oliveira Coelho photographed during fieldwork against the backdrop of an open floodplain

João’s pathway

View the pathway of DPhil student João d'Oliveira Coelho here

Lucy collecting video footage of chacma baboons (Papio ursinus) in Gorongosa National Park, Mozambique (2018)

Lucy's pathway

View the pathway of Graduate Student Lucy Baehren here

Megan conducting fieldwork in Gorongosa National Park, Mozambique in August 2019 - photo by Jana Muschinski

Megan's pathway

View the pathway of Graduate Student Megan Beardmore-Herd here

Philippa Hammond photographed in Gorongosa National Park during the field season of 2019, downloading collared baboon GPS tracking data using antenna

Philippa's pathway

View the pathway of Graduate Student Philippa Hammond here

Sophie during the Oxford-Gorongosa Paleo-Primate Project Field School on the Gorongosa National Park floodplain at sunset

Sophie's pathway

View the pathway of Graduate Student Sophie Berdugo here

Susana in the Nimba mountains, Guinea, 2008, taking Primate Archaeology to its maddest level – with a geological hammer in hand, trying to do a geological survey/transect and finding stones under meters of thick vegetation and in very steep terrain!

Susana's pathway

View the pathway of Lab Head Susana Carvalho here

Thomas Püschel collecting palaeontological data at the National Museums of Kenya, Nairobi, 2019

Thomas's pathway

View the pathway of Post-Doctoral Fellow Thomas Püschel here