My main research interests include working memory updating and learning processes as well as the role long-term memory representations have on working Read more about Caterina Artuso
I am interested in puzzles related to the evolution and maintenance of human cooperation. For example: Why do we punish on the behalf of others? Read more about Jason Nemirow
Research Associate Lecturer, Department of Psychology
Danielle Truxaw received her Ph.D. in Psychology from the University of California at Santa Barbara in the area of Developmental and Read more about Danielle Truxaw
I am interested in using principles from evolutionary biology to better understand the stone age computational machinery that generates modern human Read more about Dylan Tweed
Zoey received her B.S in Neuroscience and B.A Honors in Psychology from University of Calgary. She is interested in studying evolutionary biology and Read more about Zoey Ahmad
Tim's interests center around how pertinent moral and social issues, such as charitable giving, can be explained from a biologically rational Read more about Timothy Ang
Scott Collins is a 2016 graduate of Butler University and is interested in evolutionary approaches to psychology and culture, especially with regards to Read more about Scott Collins
Lisa received her B.A. in Psychology from Stony Brook University, where she helped conduct child temperament and psychopathology research (with Read more about Lisa Cruz
Risham is a Harvard undergraduate hailing from New York City. A freshman with previous experience with cancer research, Risham is excited to be joining Read more about Risham Dhillon
Alena is a Master’s student in psychology through the Harvard Extension School, and is completing a thesis on intrasexual competition and life Read more about Alena Egner
I study the evolved psychology of cooperation, and how cooperation has shaped the evolution of human social psychology more broadly. My work aims to Read more about Adar Eisenbruch
