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Research Staff and Students

Dr. Kate Arnold University of St Andrews ka11@st-andrews.ac.uk
Vocal communication in West African monkeys.
 
Hayley Ash University of Stirling hayley.ash@stir.ac.uk
Marmoset behaviour and welfare in relation to rearing
 
Andre Barata University of Stirling a.v.barata@stir.ac.uk
Chimpanzee ecology in a human dominated landscape.
 
Dr Nicolas Claidière University of St Andrews nclaidiere@yahoo.fr
Primate social learning.
 
Dr. Hélène Cochet University of St Andrews hc42@st-andrews.ac.uk
Gestural communication and hand preference in wild chimpanzees and human infants.
 
Lea Johanna Dollbaum Heriot Watt University ld122@hw.ac.uk
The development of prosocial behaviour across species.
 
Suzanne Harvey University of St Andrews & University College London suz.harvey@googlemail.com
Audience effects in wild baboons.
 
Joshua Lemin University of Stirling joshua.lemin@stir.ac.uk
Chimpanzee responses to acoustic stimuli
 
Alaina Macri University of St Andrews amacri@rzss.org.uk
Science Communication Officer, Living Links Centre
 
Carolina Mayer University of S. Andrews cpm@st-andrews.ac.uk
The evolution of executive function in primates: consequences for cognition.
 
Mari McLeod University of Abertay mari.mcleod@gmail.com
Hormonal correlates of social behaviour in non-human primates.
 
Emily Messer University of St Andrews ejem@st-andrews.ac.uk
Social learning in capuchin and squirrel monkeys.
 
Viktoria Mileva University of Stirling v.r.mileva@stir.ac.uk
Dominance in humans and non-humans
 
Adam Miligan University of Stirling a.d.milligan@stir.ac.uk
Lateralisation of emotion in olive baboons, rhesus macaques, and spotted hyena.
 
Tom Morgan University of St Andrews tjhm3@st-andrews.ac.uk
Experimental studies of social learning in humans and nonhuman primates.
 
F Blake Morton University of Stirling morton.blake@gmail.com
Primate cognition, personality & socioecology.
 
Caroline Mullins University of St Andrews csm38@st-and.ac.uk
Communication during cooperative acts in wild chimpanzees.
 
Derek Murphy University of Aberdeen del.murphy@gmail.com
Ecological drivers of social network dynamics.
 
Malavika Narayana University of Stirling malavika.hosahallynarayana@.stir.ac.uk
Human elephant conflict
 
Lisa Orr University of St Andrews eo222@st-andrews.ac.uk
Gestural comprehension in great apes.
 
Eoin O' Sullivan University of Stirling eoin.osullivan@stir.ac.uk
Automatic imitation in capuchin monkeys
 
Anna Smet University of St Andrews afs23@st-andrews.ac.uk
Experimental studies of cognition in African elephants.
 
Sally Street University of St Andrews ss2264@st-andrews.ac.uk
Comparative statistical analyses of anatomy, life history and brain size in primates.
 
Lou Tasker University of Stirling louisa.tasker@stir.ac.uk
Captive primate welfare and quality of science.
 
Dr Erica van de Waal University of St Andrews erica.vandewaal@unine.ch
Social learning and traditions in wild vervet monkeys.
 
Lizzie Webber University of Stirling Catherine.webber@stir.ac.uk
Human elephant conflict and elephant crop-raiding.
 
Vanessa Wilson University of Edinburgh V.A.D.Wilson@sms.ed.ac.uk
Individual differences, social behaviour and emotional perception in primates
 
Maria Wollnik University of Stirling a.m.wollnik@stir.ac.uk
Human sexual selection, hormones and behaviour
 
Rebecca Wyper University of Stirling rmw00002@students.stir.ac.uk
Crop raiding in primates
 

 

Drawings of SPRG primate subjects by Priscilla Barrett