Apes Understand That Some Things Are All in Your Head Humans aren’t the only ones who can tell when someone’s beliefs don’t match reality DURHAM, N.C. -- We all know that the way someone sees the world, and the way it really is, aren...
Anne Yoder Stepping Down at Duke Lemur Center Twelve-year tenure marked by investment and renewal Anne D. Yoder, whose path in science was forever altered by a visit to the...
Can My Dog Read My Mind? Brian Hare on communicating with a species that has evolved to follow human gestures and moods Duke’s Brian Hare answers your...
Richard Kay Honored by Physical Anthropologists Part of 100th Anniversary Celebration Professor Richard Kay of evolutionary anthropology was recently honored by a special syposium,...
Department Spotlight: More Than a Bark at Canine Cognition Center The Duke Canine Cognition Center in the Department of Evolutionary Anthropology is dedicated to the study of dog psychology Department: Duke Canine Cognition Center in the Department of Evolutionary...
Two From Duke Named Guggenheim Fellows Studying social media 'echo chambers' and the diversity of mouse lemurs Two members of the Duke faculty have been awarded 2018 Guggenheim Fellowships by the John Simon...
How Infighting Turns Toxic for Chimpanzees Origins of deadly “Gombe War” mapped in social network analysis DURHAM, N.C. -- Power. Ambition. Jealousy. According to a new...
Duke Olympian Will Soon Defend Her Ph.D. Q&A with Randi Griffin, Duke student and forward for historic Korean hockey team DURHAM, N.C. -- The weeks after the Olympic Games are supposed to be a time for athletes to rest...
From Duke to Pyeongchang Winter Olympics provide indelible memories for Duke community members Later this spring, Randi Griffin will sit down with faculty from Duke’s Evolutionary...
