Grantee Spotlight: Pamela Akuku
Leakey Foundation Baldwin Fellow Pamela Akuku uses fossilized animal bones to reconstruct ancient environments and understand the animals and hominins of prehistoric times.
Grantee Spotlight: Ingrid Holzmann
Leakey Foundation grantee Ingrid Holzmann is studying how wild howler monkeys respond to their neighbors in order to better understand the impact of these relationships.
Grantee Spotlight: Sebastián Ramírez Amaya
Sebastián Ramírez Amaya is a PhD candidate who is studying chimpanzees in Uganda in order to learn about the evolution of pair-bonding in humans.
Grantee Spotlight: Tessa Cicak
Tessa Cicak is a PhD candidate studying whose research is testing ideas about how primates respond to competition over food resources.
Grantee Spotlight: Patrick Gathogo
Dr. Patrick Gathogo is a geologist and research associate at Stony Brook University who is developing a new approach to geochronology that will extend the capability of the standard methods for dating hominid sites.