Dr Susanne ShultzBSc, MA, PhD

Senior Research Fellow

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ORCID: 0000-0002-7135-4880
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Biography

2013-2018 Royal Society University Research Fellow, University of Manchester

2009-2012 Royal Society Dorothy Hodgkin Fellow, University of Oxford

2004-2009 Lecturer, University of Liverpool

2003-2004 Research Biologist, RSPB

2003 Ph.D. Biology, University of Liverpool

2000 M.A. Ecology and Evolution SUNY Stony Brook

1996 B.Sc. Anthropology, University of California, Davis 

Areas of expertise

  • QL Zoology - Animal Behaviour, Evolutionary biology, Conservation Biology, Human Evolution

Biology, Medicine and Health (BMH) Domains

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Publications

Direct benefits and evolutionary transitions to complex societies

Research output: Research - peer-review › Article

Large brains and groups associated with high rates of agonism in primates

Research output: Research - peer-review › Article

Non-invasive physiological markers demonstrate link between habitat quality, adult sex ratio and poor population growth rate in a vulnerable species, the Cape mountain zebra

Research output: Research - peer-review › Article

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Activities

Local organising committee member SMBE 2019 (Event)

Activity: Membership › Membership of committee

Royal Society Open Science (Journal)

Activity: Publication peer-review and editorial work › Editorial work

Royal Society Open Science (Journal)

Activity: Publication peer-review and editorial work › Editorial work

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Media coverage and contribution

NEW SCIENTIST: All other primates live their lives according to a simple rule

Press / Media: Research

BBC RADIO 4: Inside Science: Whale Brain Evolution

Press / Media: Research

ITV NEWS ONLINE: Zebra ‘poo science’ improves conservation efforts according to scientists

Press / Media: Research

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Student theses

Environmental effects on social learning and its feedback on individual and group level interactions

UoM administered thesis: Phd

The importance of space and time in conservation biology:Understanding how animals respond to environmental change

UoM administered thesis: Master of Philosophy

Detecting and Sequencing Mycobacterium tuberculosis aDNA from Archaeological Remains

UoM administered thesis: Unknown

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