Noreen von Cramon-Taubadel, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Director, UB Human Evolutionary Morphology Lab
noreenvo[at]buffalo.edu
Office: +1 716-645-0430
Lab: +1 716-645-0438
Personal webpage
Research interests: Evolution of primate skeletal variation, reconstructing evolutionary processes from morphology, modern human population history, craniometrics, 3D morphometrics
**Interested graduate students (MA or PhD) and postdoctoral researchers should contact me in the first instance to discuss possible research topics and funding opportunities**
Associate Professor
Director, UB Human Evolutionary Morphology Lab
noreenvo[at]buffalo.edu
Office: +1 716-645-0430
Lab: +1 716-645-0438
Personal webpage
Research interests: Evolution of primate skeletal variation, reconstructing evolutionary processes from morphology, modern human population history, craniometrics, 3D morphometrics
**Interested graduate students (MA or PhD) and postdoctoral researchers should contact me in the first instance to discuss possible research topics and funding opportunities**
Evan Simons, Ph.D.
Postdoctoral Research Associate
evansimo[at]buffalo.edu
Personal webpage
Research interests: primate evolution, geometric morphometrics, ontogeny, allometry, phylogenetic comparative methods, evolutionary theory
Postdoctoral Research Associate
evansimo[at]buffalo.edu
Personal webpage
Research interests: primate evolution, geometric morphometrics, ontogeny, allometry, phylogenetic comparative methods, evolutionary theory
Kathryn Grow Allen, Ph.D.
Research Associate
kegrow[at]buffalo.edu
Personal webpage
Research interests: Bioarchaeology, osteology, history of Ottoman Empire, craniometrics, Southeastern Europe
Research Associate
kegrow[at]buffalo.edu
Personal webpage
Research interests: Bioarchaeology, osteology, history of Ottoman Empire, craniometrics, Southeastern Europe
Amandine Eriksen
PhD candidate (Anthropology)
amandine[at]buffalo.edu
Personal webpage
Research interests: hominid variation, human evolution, bioarchaeology, cranial morphometrics, skeletal trauma, and paleopathology
PhD candidate (Anthropology)
amandine[at]buffalo.edu
Personal webpage
Research interests: hominid variation, human evolution, bioarchaeology, cranial morphometrics, skeletal trauma, and paleopathology
Mark Conaway
PhD candidate (Anthropology) markcona[at]buffalo.edu Personal Webpage Research interests: Morphological integration, human evolution, geometric morphometrics of the postcranium. |
Hyunwoo Jung
PhD candidate (Anthropology)
hjung26[at]buffalo.edu
Personal webpage
Research interests: Human evolutionary morphology, Morphological integration, Asymmetry (developmental instability), Sexual dimorphism, Allometry, Functional morphology in the axial skeleton, Geometric morphometrics, Osteoarchaeology in Korean peninsula
PhD candidate (Anthropology)
hjung26[at]buffalo.edu
Personal webpage
Research interests: Human evolutionary morphology, Morphological integration, Asymmetry (developmental instability), Sexual dimorphism, Allometry, Functional morphology in the axial skeleton, Geometric morphometrics, Osteoarchaeology in Korean peninsula
Brittany Kenyon
PhD candidate (Anthropology)
bkenyon[at]buffalo.edu
Personal webpage
Research interests: Primate evolution & variation, morphometrics, taxonomy, phylogeny
PhD candidate (Anthropology)
bkenyon[at]buffalo.edu
Personal webpage
Research interests: Primate evolution & variation, morphometrics, taxonomy, phylogeny
Erin Pinkston
PhD student (Anthropology)
erinpink[at]buffalo.edu
Lab: +1 716-645-0438
Personal website
Research interests: Bioarchaeology, human growth and development
PhD student (Anthropology)
erinpink[at]buffalo.edu
Lab: +1 716-645-0438
Personal website
Research interests: Bioarchaeology, human growth and development
Marianne Cooper
PhD student (Anthropology)
cooper39[at]buffalo.edu
Lab: +1 716-645-0438
Personal website
Research interests: Bioarchaeology, human evolution and variation, osteology
PhD student (Anthropology)
cooper39[at]buffalo.edu
Lab: +1 716-645-0438
Personal website
Research interests: Bioarchaeology, human evolution and variation, osteology
