Tools of Change: Anthropology Researcher Uncovers Ancient Tech Tradition
New research led by Anthropology’s David Braun revealed how early humans crafted stone tools for nearly 300,000 years during dramatic environmental upheaval.
Research Stories
Student Research Shines at CCAS Showcase
Brooke Stallman, who works with CASHP's interdisciplinary Social Cognition Lab, joined students displaying their scholarly work at the 2024 CCAS Research Showcase.
PhD candidate Courtney Sexton explores a dog's facial markings and how expressive they appear when communicating with humans.
New Study Sheds Light on Early Human Hair Evolution
CASHP researchers examined the factors driving hair variation in a wild population of lemurs known as Indriidae. Learn about their published findings.
Jurassic Bark: Do Dogs Hold Hints to Early Language?
PhD candidate Courtney Sexton is studying our four-legged friends to determine if puppy dog eyes and raised brows reflect a ‘ruff’ draft of human communication.
Anthropology Professor Elected to National Academy of Sciences
Chet Sherwood, a biological anthropologist investigating brain evolution in primates and other mammals, was recognized for his achievements in original research.
Changing Landscapes, Changing Diets: How Fossilized Teeth Reveal Dietary Shifts
Using fossilized teeth uncovered in Ethiopia, a team led by CASHP postdoctoral researcher Enquye Negash...
For Chimpanzees, Salt and Pepper Hair Not a Marker of Old Age
A new study from CASHP's Primate Genomics Laboratory finds there is significant...
NSF Grants Expand Koobi Fora's Reach
Grants totaling $1.2 million from the National Science Foundation will broaden the research and...
Changes in Human Diet Shed Light on Human Evolution
A study led by David Patterson, PhD ‘16, finds a dietary shift about 1.65 million years ago when the...