Center for Studies in Demography and Ecology

Thank You to All Who Attended CSDE’s Winter Seminar!

CSDE is thankful for all the speakers and attendees who participated in this winter’s seminar series! If you missed a seminar or wish to revisit one, visit our YouTube Channel where you can find them here: https://www.youtube.com/@csdemainaccount9165/streams

We look forward to welcoming new speakers during our spring series, to be announced in the coming weeks. We will continue with the punch card program next quarter (attend 6 seminars, receive 6 punches on your card, and you’re eligible for a drawing during our end-of-year celebration!). Wishing you all a rejuvenating spring break!

Apply for travel funding to attend 2024 IAPHS Conference

Multiple Postdoc Positions

Announcing the next round of the Royalty Research Fund (RRF)

Call for Submissions: IAPHS’s 2024 Fall Conference (Occurring Sept 10-13, 2024)

Event on Fostering Connections in AI and Health

Evans Seminar: Dr. Sophia Jordán Wallace from UW’s Dept. of Political Science

ARPA-H Hits the Ground Running with Sprint for Women’s Health (Proposers day on 3/6/24, Funding opportunities to be announced)

Eisenberg Quoted in the New Scientist About a New Study on the Origins of ADHD

CSDE Affiliate and Science Core PI Dan Eisenberg (Anthropology) was quoted in an article by Chen Ly in the New Scientist, commenting on a new study that suggests ADHD evolved in hunter-gatherer societies to improve humans’ foraging ability. Eisenberg says “determining exactly how behaviours associated with ADHD may have been adaptive within past environments is difficult, and these results are compelling in that they demonstrate measurable differences in the foraging strategies employed by individuals with and without ADHD”. Read more in the full article here.