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Daniel E. Lieberman

Edwin M. Lerner II Professor of Biological Sciences
Professor, Department of Human Evolutionary Biology
Director of Undergraduate Studies 
Affiliate, Department of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology
The basic question I study and teach —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. An evolutionary approach to human anatomy and...
Dan Lieberman

Bridget Alex

Lecturer
I'm a paleoanthropologist, science writer, and educator. Over the years, I've taught undergraduate and graduate courses in human evolutionary biology, anthropology, archaeology, and science communication. My pop-science stories have appeared in outlets...
Bridget Alex

Emmanuel Aoron

Graduate Student
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 Degree in Human Evolutionary Biology from Turkana University College, Kenya.
Emmanuel

Daniel Aslan

Postdoctoral Fellow
My research centers on the importance of human movement for health and performance across the lifespan, with a particular focus on how movement and cognition are intertwined and shaped by our evolutionary past. My goal is to understand how and why...
Daniel Aslan

Kaiya Brooks

Undergraduate researcher
I'm an undergraduate at Harvard studying Human Biology, Behavior, and Evolution. I'm a member of the Harvard Women’s Track and Cross Country teams, and am interested in RED-S, adolescent athlete health, bone health, and reproductive physiology.
Kaiya Brooks

William Eamon Callison

Associate
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. I explore human evolution by...
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Abigail Desmond

College Fellow
I am a Palaeolithic archaeologist (D.Phil. Oxford) specializing in early human technologies. My research focuses on the roles of bone tools and less visible technologies (e.g., basketry, textiles, leather goods, etc.) in deep history. While the “Stone Age...
Abigail Desmond

Charlotte Gilmour

Undergraduate researcher
I am an undergraduate at the college writing a senior honors thesis. I am mainly interested in exercise physiology and I am writing my thesis on how various physical factors affect fatigue in female rugby players and the evolutionary trade-offs that...
Charlotte Gilmour

William Goodman

Affiliate
Physical activity plays an important role in both physical and mental health outcomes. Utilizing a mobile health (mHealth) application framework, my work focuses on improving physical activity interventions and associated downstream health trajectories. I...
Goodman

Alexandra Harris

Graduate Student
Before Harvard I studied at the University of New Mexico (BA) and Cambridge University (M.Phil). I am especially interested in Relative Energy Defficiency Syndrome (RED-S) and the relationship between investment in endurance physical activity and...
Alex Harris