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Durham Cultural Evolution Research Centre

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DCERC is a highly interdisciplinary research centre using evolutionary models to study cultural change and diversity. Based @durham_uni

Durham, UK
Joined November 2022
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@BrunelPsy
Brunel Psychology
6 months
1/ 🧵 Are we really measuring what matters? Cross-cultural challenges in developmental research 🌍👶📏 New paper led by CCE’S lovely @NicoleJWen and Bruce Rawlings also featuring CCE’s @MichelleAKline and many others. Supported by @CulturalEvolSoc 🔗👇
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@mdbarra
Mícheál de Barra
10 months
Get in touch if you are interested in a funded PhD on the cultural evolution of health behaviour ( https://t.co/AzAFEWQILx) or communication ( https://t.co/sUauKBpol2).
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Abstract. This paper discusses the ethics of public health communication. We argue that a number of commonplace tools of public health communication risk q
@LouMansfield101
Louise Mansfield
10 months
Delighted - Applications open for PhD studentships in Health and Wellbeing at Brunel - Grand Union DTP | Brunel University of London @LouMansfield101 @brunelchwl @BrunelResearch Happy to discuss
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Michael Chimento
10 months
absolutely an honor to have this wonderful primer by @RachelAHarrison about our recent paper!
@PLOSBiology
PLOS Biology
10 months
.@RachelAHarrison explores a #PLOSBiology study in birds by @evogom &co suggesting that changes in the physical environment, rather than the social environment, are key in prompting #SocialLearning by immigrants. Primer: https://t.co/RsBJ2IJzSi Paper: https://t.co/rKnpe3QMcQ
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@bruce_rawlings
Bruce Rawlings
10 months
Gökhan Gonul, @karrineldner and I are editing a special issue in @ActaPsych on innovation and creativity in children and nonhuman animals - we encourage submissions from diverse perspectives (empirical, theoretical, methodological). Please share widely: https://t.co/W5sygcfA2X
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@bruce_rawlings
Bruce Rawlings
10 months
We review work on the link between academic achievement & creativity, developmental slumps, teachers' perspectives of creativity, studies on alternative-philosophy schools, and culturally & educationally diverse populations. We provide a framework linking these fields together
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@bruce_rawlings
Bruce Rawlings
10 months
New OA paper out with the awesome Sarah Cutting in Educational Psychological Review - we dive deep to discuss and link disparate fields to shed light on whether schools are good or bad for children's creativity.
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Educational Psychology Review - Whether schools help or hinder creativity is a topic of vibrant, international debate. Some contend that the focus on structure, rote learning and standardised...
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@DrRobinMorrison
Robin Morrison
10 months
POSTDOC ADVERT: The Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund is hiring a postdoc on their NIH project examining how early life adversity influences aging. Particularly looking for someone who can support lab analyses of physiological biomarkers. Please share!
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@SciencNews
Science News
10 months
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@elianalaferrara
Eliana La Ferrara
10 months
Passionate about development research? I am hiring a pre-doc to work on social norms, media and inter-group dynamics. Apply by Nov 24. Details here: https://t.co/4aJQQV7bV9
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@RebeccaSear
Rebecca Sear
10 months
British Academy is inviting proposals for International Writing Workshops, which should aim to develop skills of early career researchers in lower/mid income countries, including supporting the uptake of their research in publications. Deadline 25 January
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These awards encourage and support early career researchers in Brazil, Egypt, Indonesia, Jordan, Kenya, Malaysia, Philippines, South Africa, Turkey, Thailand, Vietnam and/or Least Developed Countries...
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@Taka_Sasaki_
Taka Sasaki
10 months
Dora Biro (@dora_biro_ ) and I are recruiting a graduate student to study collective cognition in homing pigeons at University of Rochester NY. Please let us know if you have any questions! https://t.co/z3n9YCQwVQ https://t.co/2BdAhIz1SI
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@Journal_EHS
Evolutionary Human Sciences
11 months
We were thrilled to be joined by guest editor Charles Efferson and authors Sirio Lonati, Dan Smith, Lisa Faessler, Ross Pain, Ron Planer, and Frederik Hartmann for this discussion on causal inference in Evolutionary Human Sciences. Watch it here >
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@Durham_DCERC
Durham Cultural Evolution Research Centre
11 months
Apologies for typo - our second student poster winner was Emile Byron for his poster on “Chimpanzees’ capacities to accumulate knowledge in a food enrichment task results in gradual increase in performances efficiency”
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@Durham_DCERC
Durham Cultural Evolution Research Centre
1 year
A huge congratulations to all our winners and everyone who presented at #CES2024Durham @CulturalEvolSoc
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@Durham_DCERC
Durham Cultural Evolution Research Centre
1 year
Best Student Posters: Emily Jeffries ""The Moral of the Story" - Investigating the co-evolution of storytelling and Human Cooperation via a survey of moral attitudes to Indo-European folktales" and...
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@Durham_DCERC
Durham Cultural Evolution Research Centre
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Best Student Lightning Talk: Niccole Porras for “Evolutionary dynamics of genes and culture under migration” and Madeleine Ammar for “Memory, innovation, and vertical transmission”
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@Durham_DCERC
Durham Cultural Evolution Research Centre
1 year
Our Best Student talks were awarded to Lucie Wolters for "Universal statistical properties of language emerge in a cultural evolution experiment” and Harin Lee for “Melodic and rhythmic regularities of music around the world reveal independent cultural clusters”
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Durham Cultural Evolution Research Centre
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The second prize Best Presentation from Global South and Indigenous Presenter was awarded to Mercedes Okumura for her lightning talking "The use of cladistics to explore cultural diversity in Tupiguarani Tradition pottery from SĂŁo Paulo State, Brazil"
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