Dr Robert Fish, Reader in Human Ecology, is a member of SIP, a multi-institutional project team developing understandings and approaches to the idea of ‘Sustainable … Read more
Category: Research
DICE assisted project achieves certification first for India
Commercial supply chain involving two local communities in North Western Ghats receives all-important FairWild Certificate. FairWild certification ensures that buyers – from ingredient traders up … Read more
Niki Rust article in the Ecologist
This week sees the release of a new ‘comment article’ from PhD student Niki Rust. Writing in the Ecologist Niki considers the chances of success … Read more
Palaeanthropology and Robotics
A recent study on hand dexterity in humans and other primates has been published in the Journal of the Royal Society Interface, combining the expertise … Read more
Matt Struebig on the BBC
A report by BBC News into the impact of deforestation for rubber focuses on research by a team from the University of East Anglia incorporates comment … Read more
Wayne Edwards in the Sunday Independent
The paper headline reads, ‘One man and his frog’. The article published on 12th April in the Plymouth Sunday Independent charts Wayne Edward’s journey to … Read more
Amy Hinsley on Orchid Trade
The Orchid black market can see trades of up to £150,000. PhD student Amy Hinsley is conducting research into Orchid trade and she featured on … Read more
Evolution of chins
Senior Lecturer Dr Matt Skinner recently appeared on BBC World talking about the evolution of the human chin. Matt explains how the use of cooking … Read more
Fungus Threatens Amphibian Populations
Continuing the legacy of impacting research, two DICE PhD students have recently published papers studying Chytrid Fungus and its prevalence in amphibians in the biodiversity … Read more
Researchers examine a 1.9 million year old pelvis
Recent research by Dr Matt Skinner, published in the Journal of Human Evolution, suggests that early humans had tiny hips and spindly legs. Fossilised pelvis … Read more