Studying industrialisation’s impact on human biology to understand our species’ evolution and health
Is our nature-adapted biology mismatched against our industrialised planet?
The Human Evolutionary EcoPhysiology Research Group uses evolutionary theory and the natural experiment of mass, global urban migration to assess how humans adapt to novel environments both past and present and how living in 21st-century cities affects our health.
Rooted in human evolutionary theory, we conduct experimental research that assesses how natural and industrial environments influence human biological function and health.
Assessing the impact of environmental mismatch on human biological function and health
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Our interdisciplinary work has broad implications for human evolution, public health and environmental conservation
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We are highly interdisciplinary and warmly welcome conversations regarding new collaborations and from students and postdocs interested in working with the group – please contact us directly.
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