New research published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B shows for the first time evidence of female competition and reproductive suppression over paternal care in the wild chacma baboons.
Jean Tirole joins Melinda Gates and Jack Ma on the High-Level Panel.
Economists Astrid Hopfensitz from the Toulouse School of Economics and the Institute for Advanced Study in Toulouse and Cesar Mantilla from the Universidad del Rosario published a study in the Journal of Economic Psychology, a leading Economic and Psychology journal, showing that performance in the FIFA World Cups from 1970 to 2014 is correlated with how angry or happy players looked in the famous Panini World Cup sticker album.
IAST Program Director in Biology, Ingela Alger has awarded an ERC "Advanced Grant" for her research project Evolving Economics – “Human motivation: evolutionary foundations and their implications for economics”
IAST behavioural scientist Luke Glowacki and team publish a study showing that listeners worldwide can accurately infer the function of a song, regardless of its origins or culture.