My research focuses on understanding why populations differ so widely in their social behaviour. My work involves classifying the extent of cooperation and competition between individuals in a wide range of species and human populations and to identify which aspects of an environment are shared between species with similar behaviour. I am a Senior Researcher in the Department of Human Behavior, Ecology and Culture at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology. If you want to know more about my research, please check my main website. You can also find me on Mastodon.
Blog entries:
Why you should write a press release
How to consider your audience, draft your message, structure your text, prepare for a response, and check the reaction.
What to consider when planning an academic career
What are the different options in academia, how to find positions, and what to consider when planning the next steps
How to search for comparative data
Some strategies to build a comparative datasets
How to approach reviewing for peers
Advice for how to give feedback on the work of others
What to consider when organising academic seminars
Some of the logistics to consider when having a series of talks in your institution
Writing registered reports
Benefits of getting your research peer-reviewed before you submit it