Why not apply to become a Smith Fellow based at a US institution. Two years of postdoc funding, training, mentoring and the opportunity to mix with the cohort. A great programme. conbio.org/mini-sites/smi…

#ISEMPH2024 saved the best for last: plenary talk by Dan Nettle applying an evolutionary perspective on #obesity. How does understanding the functions of #adipose tissue help us? Disclaimer from the start: this explains only a small part of the issue #EvMed ISEMPH

The newly released fifth volume of #StateoftheApes presents research and best practices to help conservationists and policymakers better understand and mitigate disease transmission between human and nonhuman #primates. Learn more in our latest blog: arcus.link/DiseaseTransmi…

News onf the Taï Chimpanzee Project blog ... Check it out. taichimpproject.org/blog

We’re empowering women to lead and protect Mozambique's environment and wildlife. The #Gorongosa Women in Conservation Workshop is a game-changer, bringing future Mozambican leaders together to learn, connect, & foster positive change. #Women #Conservation #Biodiversity #leaders

Are you looking for academic training in bioacoustics and ecoacoustics? Whether you're starting a master's degree, preparing a PhD thesis, or already hold a PhD, there's something for everyone (and you may be surprised by the fees). tropbioacschool.com/bioacoustics-c…

Last night we said goodbye to our project administrator Jing, who will start a new job with new challenges. Excellent Ethiopian cuisine at Messob in Lyon. We wish you all the best, Jing.

Parc national de Taï- L’Oipr rappelle les lois aux populations lintelligentdabidjan.info/news/parc-nati… via I have but one letter. It is L'Intelligent d'Abidjan

Less than one week left to register for the TCP symposium, including talks by Inza Koné (CSRS, RCI), Julia Fischer (DPZ, GER), Fabian Leendertz (HIOH, GER), Sabrina Krief (MNHN, FRA), Zoro GoneBi (UFHB, RCI), Elise Huchard (ISEM, FRA) and many more ... taichimpproject.org/symposium-45-y…

🎉 Excited to share our latest research! In wild mandrills, the birth of a younger sibling leads to less maternal care but not to increased conflict or anxiety—highlighting the transition to siblinghood as a key milestone in primate development! royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/full/10.10…

A little over 25 years ago we watched as Tenkere's mother gave birth to her in Kanyawara. She stayed in the community and has now had four infants of her own, including young Tai. Photo by Martin Muller.

Have a look at our blog - announcements of news and positions: 📢NEW PhD position offer taichimpproject.org/blog

With three #mpox variants on the move in different populations, “it keeps getting more complicated by the day.” ScienceInsider talked to mpox researchers to help bring some clarity. ⬇️ scim.ag/88F

Program published & Registration deadline extended: We can still accept a few interested people who would like to join us at TCP symposium celebrating 45 years of research. Please check out the PROGRAM, published here: taichimpproject.org/symposium-45-y…

📢Last Day to register for the TCP symposium celebrating 45 years of research and conservation of Taï chimpanzees in Côte d'Ivoire.

📢New paper alert: The archaeological visibility of chimpanzee nut-cracking. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Lucas SPICHER from the Ape Social Mind Lab at Institut des Sciences Cognitives - Marc Jeannerod (second from right) has defended today successfully his Master thesis at the University of Strasbourg on Social learning in tool use of chimpanzees at Tacugama . CONGRATULATIONS 🎉👏🎉👏 Lucas!!!!

We will start to look at the applications on Sep 13. Looking forward to your application!