Edwin M. Lerner II Professor of Biological Sciences Professor, Department of Human Evolutionary Biology Affiliate, Department of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology
The basic question I ask — why does the human body look and function the way it does— requires an evolutionary perspective because nothing in biology makes sense except in the light of evolution.... Read more about Daniel E. Lieberman
I'm a paleoanthropologist, science writer, and educator. Over the years, I've taught undergraduate and graduate courses in human evolutionary biology,... Read more about Bridget Alex
I am a first year graduate student from Turkana, Kenya. I have a Bachelors Degree in Biology and Chemistry from Edgerton University, Kenya and a Masters... Read more about Emmanuel Aoron
I am interested in using an interdisciplinary approach to studying how phenotypes change in response to environmental constraints and how these changes give rise to complex social and biological identities in hominins.... Read more about William Eamon Callison
I am a Palaeolithic archaeologist (D.Phil. Oxford) specializing in early human technologies. My research focuses on the roles of bone tools and less...
Physical activity plays an important role in both physical and mental health outcomes. Utilizing a mobile health (mHealth) application framework, my work... Read more about William Goodman
Before Harvard I studied at the University of New Mexico (BA) and Cambridge University (M.Phil). I am especially interested in Relative Energy Defficiency... Read more about Alexandra Harris
Physical activity plays a major role in reducing levels of chronic inflammation. Using a combination of fieldwork and laboratory experiments, my work...
I’m a paleoanthropologist, morphometrician, and historian of science broadly interested in evolutionary biology. My work largely focuses on the evolution of... Read more about Julie Lawrence
Hola, My name is Joel Ramírez. I am first generation Mexican-American from Los Angeles, California. I have a B.S. in exercise science and M.S. in... Read more about Joel E. Ramírez
As a junior HEB concentrator, I hope to investigate how an evolutionary approach to exercise can reduce anxiety and depression in the college student... Read more about Max Schermer
I study the biomechanics of the human foot to identify relationships between its musculoskeletal structure and function. My research has implications to our... Read more about Ali Yawar
Co-Director of Undergraduate Studies, Associate Concentration Advisor
Arm swing during walking and running plays an important role in balance and energy expenditure in humans. Over the course of human evolutionary history...
