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These results defy long-standing expectations about how animals adapt to warm climates.

The recipients include undergraduates in the biological, sociocultural, and archaeological subfields of anthropology. 

 Maxwell (‘26) received this award for work done in the Reproductive Ecology Laboratory, supervised by Dr. Gary Aronsen.

This research explored how villagers are navigating seasonal flooding in a Congo Basin ecosystem prized for its role in mitigating climate change.

Their research explores breastfeeding practices in Samoa and outcomes on infant satity 

Modern lifestyles affect how the gut microbiome processes estrogen

This grant funds her dissertation research titled: Cities Built on Sexual Violence: Afterlives of Japanese Empire in Shanghai and Singapore

This new study describes wild chimpanzees waging ‘civil war’ with coordinated attacks between two groups

The paper examines how inter-polity borderlands shaped agro-pastoralist herd management strategies in the Iron Age (10th – 8th centuries BCE) Levant.

The Production and Experience of Immobility: A Study of the Changing Relationship between the Movement of Soil and People in the Bengal Delta’.