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.

The Science of an Evolutionary Transition in Humans

I was honored to give a colloquium talk at the KLI last week on the Science of an Evolutionary Transition in Humans. There’s a lot to cover, so it’s a dense talk.

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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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