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Excited to share our paper "From pathology to pleasure" published in Hormones and Behavior Journal. Incredible work from SoCAP Lab grad student Evan Cunningham who took the lead on this review! Thanks Donna Maney & Kathleen Casto for putting together this special issue doi.org/10.1016/j.yhbe…

Our new paper is out today in nature , showing that bumblebees possess the cognitive capacity for some of the key ingredients of cumulative culture, previously though to be unique to humans nature.com/articles/s4158…

This week's student spotlight is Jordan Lucore (Jordan Lucore) is a PhD student at the University of Michigan, who is studying capuchin socioecology and endocrinology focusing on gut microbiome endocrine interactions. #Futurefriday #FollowFriday

So sad to hear about Frans de Waal’s passing. He was one of the main reasons I was drawn to Emory. He leaves a lasting impact on primate cognition, animal behavior, and every student he has mentored.

Police officers detained several protestors at an “encampment for Gaza" on Emory University's campus this morning. The officers released irritant gas on the protestors. emorywheel.com/emory-communit…

New paper from my excellent postdoc Pengzhen! Providing the first evidence that #samesex #mounts are exchanged for #grooming among #male juveniles in all-male units of snub-nosed #monkeys. doi.org/10.1093/cz/zoa…

This time I got to pack her a lunch! Mom’s first trip to Capuchinos de Taboga ❤️ 🐒 🇨🇷

Such a privilege to work with @t_roth93 on a memorial article for Frans de Waal in Brill Biology. Grateful to all the amazing young scholars who shared how Frans has impacted their academic journey.

We have a lot of APE Lab and Capuchinos de Taboga members headed to the 46th AmSoc Primatologists Conference tomorrow! Check out this schedule to see their poster and talk information🐵🐒 #ASP2024

Such an amazing time with the Anthropology Primatology at Emory crew AmSoc Primatologists 2024. So proud of all the amazing work our students are doing! The location didn’t hurt either 🏝️ 🇲🇽 🐒

Surfacing from election dread just long enough to share some Halloween joy from the Anthropology Primatology at Emory lab! 🎃 Here’s our team in costume—reminding me why I love my work and the people I share it with. #HalloweenInTheLab #SpookyScience

Exciting news--a new paper with Dr. Marcela E. Benítez 🏳️‍🌈 is out today! 🎉Read here to learn what researchers think about animal emotions and consciousness: royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rs…

Our survey of animal behavior researchers' perception of the existence of animal emotions and consciousness is out open access today in Royal Society Publishing (RSOS)! royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rs… See the pre-print thread below, but the main takeaways are: (1) Animal behavior researchers

A Snapshot of Scientific Thought on Emotions in Animals. Survey asks researchers how they feel about the feelings of animals: news.emory.edu/features/2024/… Emory University Anthropology at Emory University Anthropology Primatology at Emory

Researchers from University of Michigan find temperatures impact immune performance of wild monkeys, with young individuals being more susceptible to such effects.Science Advances By Jordan Lucore, Dr. Marcela E. Benítez 🏳️‍🌈, Andrew J. Marshall, et al. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…