
Postdoc
Postdoctoral
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Edwin De Jager
Postdoctoral fellow
Edwin De Jager
Postdoctoral fellow
Main research
I am funded by the Fyssen Foundation to explore how the human brain evolved. More specifically, what was the cortical organisation of the earliest hominins, and how did key human-like brain features emerge and change over time?
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I am funded by the Fyssen Foundation to explore how the human brain evolved. More specifically, what was the cortical organisation of the earliest hominins, and how did key human-like brain features emerge and change over time?
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Maxime Lasseron
Postdoctoral fellow
Maxime Lasseron
Postdoctoral fellow
Main research
I study the paleobiodiversity, evolution, and paleobiogeography of Mesozoic continental vertebrates, with a particular focus on microvertebrates, especially those from the Jurassic-Cretaceous transition of Africa and Western Europe.
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I study the paleobiodiversity, evolution, and paleobiogeography of Mesozoic continental vertebrates, with a particular focus on microvertebrates, especially those from the Jurassic-Cretaceous transition of Africa and Western Europe.
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Charlotte Theye
Postdoctoral fellow
Charlotte Theye
Postdoctoral fellow
Main research
Charlotte’s postdoctoral project, funded by the Fyssen Foundation, is entitled: “Walking with our ancestors: how did locomotor behaviour influenced the brain of fossil hominins?”. The project focuses on the vertebral column, and more specifically on the vertebral trabecular bone structure, of extant and fossil primates.
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Charlotte’s postdoctoral project, funded by the Fyssen Foundation, is entitled: “Walking with our ancestors: how did locomotor behaviour influenced the brain of fossil hominins?”. The project focuses on the vertebral column, and more specifically on the vertebral trabecular bone structure, of extant and fossil primates.
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