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21 results for "Post Docs"

21 results for "Post Docs"

Lab Meeting

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Our post-doc Anke Becker will give a presentation on her ongoing work on pastoralism and female status. On the one hand, she will explore to what extent pastoralism is conducive to and associated with low female status in pre-industrial societies. On the...

AnthroTools Package

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Ben Purzycki, Joe's former post-doc who now works at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, has created a new R package for working with ethnographic data. It contains tools for doing doing multi-factor free-list analysis and cultural...

Lab Meeting

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Today, we'll hear from Rahul Bhui, a post-doc in the departments of Psychology and Economics at Harvard. Market Integration and Work Time in Small-Scale Societies While a century-long decline in working hours has accompanied modern economic growth, the...

Benjamin Purzycki

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Benjamin Purzycki works on the evolution of religious systems and religious cognition, particularly how people make sense of their gods’ minds. He has conducted fieldwork in the Tyva Republic (Tuva) and has published works in a variety of journals...

Miriam Matthews

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Behavioral & Social Scientist, Faculty Member, Pardee RAND Graduate School

Miriam Matthews was a post-doctoral researcher with the Centre for Anthropology and Mind at the University of Oxford. Her research involves applying social psychological models to...

Martin Lang

Person

My work lies at the intersection between the humanities and the cognitive and behavioral sciences, combining laboratory experiments with field studies to explore the effects of ritual on the individual and group level. I study effects of music on inter...

Liwen Hou

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I received a Ph.D. in Computer Science from Northeastern University. My research focuses on ways of using computational methods and large corpora to study language change over time. More broadly, my interests are in Computational Linguistics and Natural...

Myriam Juda

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The origin of our big brain and sophisticated cognitive abilities remains an evolutionary puzzle. The social theory of intellect from the 1960s proposed that social demands drove the evolution of primate intelligence, challenging the then traditional view...