We are thrilled to announce that three students have been awarded the Joan Cogswell Donner Field School Scholarship, enabling them to join the Gorongosa Interdisciplinary Field School in Human Evolution this year. The scholarship recipients are Bruno de Sousa and Catarina Coelho from Portugal, and Ester de Sousa Lourenço from Mozambique. Ester is returning to […]
Emancipating Primatology in the Global South The field of primatology is witnessing a momentous shift as Rassina Farassi, a early carrear primatologist from Mozambique, takes the stage at the XX Congress of the Brazilian Society of Primatology, at Santa Teresa, Espírito Santo, Brasil. Representing the Paleo-Primate Project Gorongosa and Gorongosa National Park, Rassina’s contributions are
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We are delighted to announce that the Mozambican cohort of 12 students participating in this year’s edition of the Gorongosa Interdisciplinary Field School in Human Evolution has been awarded a generous grant from PAST (Palaeontological Scientific Trust). This funding will cover their travel expenses, including flights from Maputo to Beira and transfers from Beira to
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We are thrilled to announce that the Paleo-Primate Project has been awarded a prestigious FONDECYT large grant, a significant recognition of our research team’s dedication and innovative work. This grant has been awarded to Felipe Martinez, Maria Joana Ferreira da Silva, Cristian Capelli, René Bobe, and Susana Carvalho, marking a major milestone for our project.
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