This 13th scientific day is dedicated to presenting the research of recently recruited permanent researchers working on the ecology and evolution of host-parasite interactions and health in Montpellier. The event will take place in person, and will be followed by an aperitif at the picnic tables outside Building 22.
In primates and other mammals, male care for immatures is generally restricted to species that form enduring pair bonds or breed cooperatively. However, a growing body of evidence suggests that there are alternate paths to the evolution of male care in nonhuman primate species. Natural selection has favored the evolution of some forms of male [...]
Since 2014, the ANR and the Festival d'Avignon have been organizing the Rencontres Recherche et Création. By bringing together authors, actors, directors and choreographers programmed at the Festival d'Avignon and researchers from different disciplines, these Rencontres help to bring together the thinking behind the works and the most recent research work. It's a new [...]
RESHAPE is a CNRS (INEE) Thematic Network. It brings together around one hundred researchers from twenty research teams across France. Its aim is to network teams working on human health from a historical and evolutionary perspective. Deadline for submission and registration: July 31, 2024
"The Société Francophone de Primatologie (SFDP) aims to federate and bring together the entire scientific community working in contact with non-human primates."
Different human populations are neither culturally homogeneous nor genetically uniform. Traditionally, culture and genes are considered to be completely independent, but is this really the case? As populations have expanded across the continents, the human species has encountered locally different environments in terms of climate, parasites, diet, etc. It has adapted to these, [...] It has adapted to its environment, [...] It has adapted to its environment, [...] It has adapted to its environment, [...] It has adapted to its environment, [...] It has adapted to its environment. It has adapted to these, [...]
We are an interdisciplinary scientific community supporting researchers who use evolutionary and ecological approaches to study human activities. Most FRESH members work in France or have close links with France.
Sociologist Bernard Lahire, CNRS Research Director at the Max-Weber Center at the École Normale Supérieure in Lyon, will give a seminar on Monday 09/12 at 2pm at the University of Montpellier, Triolet Campus (Salle 36.03). He has been invited by the Anthropologie Evolutive team at the Institut des Sciences de l'Evolution in Montpellier to present his latest book, 'Les [...].
Eve Davidan's presentation at the "Research & management of biodiversity in times of ecological crisis" symposium.
DNA molecules still preserved in osteological vestiges provide a genetic window into our past. Over the past decade, there has been a growing interest in using molecular data to explore social structures in past societies. In particular, as families and kinship structures may act as the primary social organization, molecular archaeologists have aimed at measur-ing [...]
Réunion de travail entre chercheurs Primatologues...
L’adversité vécue au début de la vie (« ELA » pour Early Life Adversity) peut avoir des effets durables sur le développement, influençant à la fois la survie et la croissance physique des populations animales sauvages. Les soins maternels jouent un rôle crucial dans ces trajectoires, pouvant atténuer l’impact de diverses adversités. Bien que des […]
