Grantee Spotlight: Alexandra Kralick
Alexandra Kralick's research connects skeletal biology with behavior, helping us understand sex-linked variation in primates.
Grantee Spotlight: Penina Kadalida
Penina Kadalida is a Leakey Foundation Baldwin Fellow whose research will help us better understand the biology of aging and how evolutionary history still shapes our lives today.
Grantee Spotlight: Maggie Hoffman
Does terrain shape chimpanzee social behavior? Primatologist Maggie Hoffman is finding out by studying wild chimps across three East African field sites.
Grantee Spotlight: Shehani Fernando
What does urban life do to the gut microbiome? Researcher Shehani Fernando is finding out by studying wild macaques in Sri Lanka.
Grantee Spotlight: Maria Creighton
Maria Creighton is a PhD candidate at Duke University studying one of the most fundamental questions in social evolution: does having strong social bonds actually make you healthier, or do healthier people simply have more energy to be social?