Prospective Post-Doc Students

Are you considering a post-doc in…

• human evolution
  
• human behavioural ecology
  
• human and animal ancient DNA
  
• chimpanzee behaviour and culture
  
• Palaeolithic and Neolithic archaeology
  
• palaeopathology and osteo-archaeology
  
• molecular genetics of human populations
  
• the genetics of threatened primate species
  
• issues of health and disease around the world?

The Department of Biological Anthropology has a growing number of post-docs, who can join as independent researchers or work as part of a project developed by a senior member of the department.

For information on the research conducted by senior members of the department visit their profiles here.