Author Archives: Tim Waring

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About Tim Waring

I study the evolution of human culture with application to how we manage our shared environment.

Transmissions Podcast interview

I was interviewed by Feryl Badiani for the Cultural Evolution Society’s Transmissions podcast. It was a fun conversation, but I biffed the introduction, so you can skip that part.

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Postdoc in agent-based human-earth system modelling

I’m happy to be joining Peter Søgaard Jørgensen on his Anthropocene Navigator research project, which is looking for an integrative, trans-disciplinary postdoc on modeling global-scale social, economic and political dynamics in the Anthropocene. We are looking for a modeller with … Continue reading

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Post-Doctoral Position on Cultural Adaptation in Forest Management

The University of Maine seeks a post-doctoral researcher for a two-year project on human cultural adaptation in forest management, requiring a strong quantitative background and experience in modeling. Continue reading

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Transmissions: a podcast on cultural evolution!

I’m excited to see this new student-created podcast called “Transmission” on cultural evolution. Feryl Badiani interviews cultural evolutionary researchers, and Ishaan Sinha on graphics design and technical.

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How do people learn and share management strategies for invasive species and ticks?

Our 5 year social-ecological research project just got a local TV spot on News Center Maine. The spot highlights the ecological side of the research. On the social side, will explore how people learn management strategies for ecological threats like … Continue reading

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