| It was great to be back in St Andrews for graduation - I was conferred the PhD by Prof Sally Mapstone during the traditional capping ceremony. Truly thankful for this journey and the enriching time I spent in this corner of Scotland. |  |
|
PhD awarded -- the end of a truly enriching and rewarding journey! Thanks to all that have helped me along the way, from my supervisors, to fellow PhD students, to my parents at home and all my friends in St Andrews & beyond!
Started a short 3-month ERC-funded Research Fellow positions in Andy Gardner's Lab, School of Biology, University of St Andrews.
New paper published today in Proceedings B: Why war is a man's game [Open Access!]. I'm grateful for the useful feedback I received from various people throughout the process and especially at EHBEA & HBES. Also thanks to The Conversation UK for the opportunity to write an article explaining my results to a wide audience: check it out. Also very glad about the media attention this paper got: Phys.org, Daily Mail, Yahoo News, UPI, and more...  A huge thank you to all who came to my talk at the Human Behaviour & Evolution Society conference in Amsterdam. It was great to present my work to such a multidisciplinary and international crowd: new exciting ideas and truly stimulating feedback!
Great discussion today at Visualising War Colloquium Day 2: "War in Human societies: Interdisciplinary perspectives" Postgraduate Workshop. Thanks to our guest speakers Leanne K. Simpson and Phaedra Gibson from CDS Defence Support, for a truly stimulating conversation.  The Workshop was organised by Tommaso Spinelli (Classics) and myself, with our supervisors Alice König and Andy Gardner; and sponsored by the School of Classics and CAPOD, University of St Andrews.
Had a great time at EHBEA 2018: thanks everyone for attending my talk and for your enthusiasm, comments and suggestions! Also, I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to Hungary: Pécs is a true jewel that surely deserves a visit. See you next year in Toulouse!
Yesterday I had the wonderful opportunity to give a guest lecture on theory and modelling to the students of a Senior Honours modules on Complex Systems in Animal Behaviour: a truly enriching experience. Thanks to Dr V Anne Smith for inviting me!  |
