Assistant Professor of Teaching | Dept. of Anthropology | Ohio State University | Long-tailed macaque social behavior and their relationships with humans
💥Postdoc job alert💥 I'm super excited to announce that we are hiring a #postdoc to conduct field research the human-macaque interface in #Sulawesi, Indonesia. Come join me, @Anthro_Amanda @henryrscharf & the @Project__SEED team! See below for details 🐒🇮🇩🛣🌳 Please RT!
an amazing scholar who I am deeply indebted to. please honor her memory by reading and sharing her work and by letting it shape some of yours. https://t.co/tCzzlBVY4D
I am recruiting master's students to join my #NSF funded project on the human-macaque interface in #Sulawesi, Indonesia! 🐵🌳🇮🇩 I will cover field research expenses for students who conduct their thesis as part of this project! First application deadline: 12/15. RT please 😁
1/5 Once again I've pissed off @Evolutionistrue Dr. Coyne, as always I'd be more than glad to do a zoom or live debate about these issues. Your definition of sex singly as gamete differences (size, motility) ignores many of my points and much of the literature.
Excited to see our new open access paper out! We look at individual variation in "robbing and bartering" with respect to dominance rank, and establish metrics for understanding R&B propensity in other contexts. With @Anthrofuentes and I Nengah Wandia
https://t.co/9Pc6YF5woi
"Cohort dominance rank and “robbing and bartering” among subadult male long‑tailed macaques at Uluwatu, Bali" just out at Nature Scientific Reports... from @primatologeist@Anthrofuentes (me) and I. Nengah Wandia ...(bonus: open access!!!) https://t.co/w9ALx4h3IC
The 2nd event: a virtual workshop on anthropological applications of Social Network Analysis, Fri May 6, from 1-3 pm PDT via Zoom led by former SDSU
Anthropology MA alum, Dr. Jeff Peterson @primatologeist 🧵 #InternationalMacaqueWeek
Excited to see my review of Gregory Bateson's 'Steps to an Ecology of Mind' is out! Biological Anthropologists (& beyond), if you've never read this book, or started and then stopped, please give my review a read & consider giving 'Steps' another chance!
https://t.co/XEsOtUBcsA
oh, and while I've not read the book yet (not out yet), the interview makes sound like it touches on much I covered in my latest book "Why We Believe". Any interest in chatting @nytimes and/or Prof. Pinker? https://t.co/W0iAQgVHAx
Tired of seeing this disingenuous attack on Fuentes' work. If the authors are truly concerned with increasing diversity in science they could instead take note from the multitude of initiatives and programs (and people!) Fuentes has spearheaded and supported throughout his career
1/3 See letter by group of distinguished scientists fearing my Descent editorial will "damage prospects for an expanded, more gender and ethnically diverse new generation of evolutionary scientists" https://t.co/BlMSXyD0My
Re: my recent @ScienceMagazine editorial: I do not call for censorship, "canceling" or anything like that. I call for more engagement and more reading of, and learning from, "Descent." The anger from folks who don't even bother to read the 720 word editorial is alarming.