The Margaret Savigear Lectures acknowledge the importance of role models to the next generation of scientists by explicitly increasing the visibility of women biologists and celebrates the importance ...

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The Departmental Seminar Series features Paolo Fortis, Associate Professor in the Department of Anthropology at the Durham University, U.K.

Professor of Anthropolgy at Durham University, Thomas Yarrow, explains his findings.

Robin Ince and Brian Cox go bananas for our monkiest episode yet, all about primate love.

This study explores children’s preferences for different designs of KN95-style respirators in two highly polluted cities: Kathmandu, Nepal and Bandung, Indonesia. It aims to understand which designs a...

Our undergraduate anthropology degrees introduce you to the study of humans.

Why celibacy meant power for Queen Elizabeth I, the Church—and 'No Nut November' today.

Drawing on lived experience research, Abigail Lewis explores the realities of class-based exclusion and how institutions can respond

Thumbs and brains coevolved in primates. Across living and extinct species, longer thumbs predict bigger brains, highlighting the neural cost of dexterity.

One Health has gained global prominence in recent years. Alongside its emergence, there have been extensive social science critiques. In this contribution, we make the case for the value of recent ...