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Resources

Watch our videos

These videos provide a good summary of some of the research carried out within the Centre.

Some members of the Research Centre in Evolutionary Anthropology and Palaeoecology present their findings on television programmes and at various conferences and events.

Barefoot Connections video

Barefoot Connections

Dr Isabelle De Groote speaks at the Natural History Museum (produced for Primal Lifestyle by Green Shed Video)
David Wilkinson video

Are small microbes global travellers?

Dr Dave Wilkinson presents his research at one of the LJMU Research Café events
Video: Serge Wich

Using drones to conserve natural habitats

Professor Serge Wich speaks about this innovative approach to conservation at TEDxLiverpool
Gouldian finches

Colourful characters: Personality in the Gouldian finch

Dr Leah Williams shares her findings at one of the LJMU Research Café events
Footprints in the sand

900,000 year-old Norfolk footprints 'definitely human'

The work of Dr Isabelle de Groote is featured on this video by The Telegraph
Claudia Mettke-Hofmann

Information gathering in an ecological context

Dr Claudia Mettke-Hofmann speaking at one of the LJMU Research Café events
Laura Bishop research talk

2 million years BP – the real story

Professor Laura Bishop presents findings about our early ancestors at one of the LJMU Research Café events
Turin Shroud

A BPA Approach to the Shroud of Turin

A video of the research Dr Matteo Borrini carried out in relation to the Shroud of Turin
Barefoot Connections video

Barefoot Connections

Dr Isabelle De Groote speaks at the Natural History Museum (produced for Primal Lifestyle by Green Shed Video)
David Wilkinson video

Are small microbes global travellers?

Dr Dave Wilkinson presents his research at one of the LJMU Research Café events
Video: Serge Wich

Using drones to conserve natural habitats

Professor Serge Wich speaks about this innovative approach to conservation at TEDxLiverpool
Gouldian finches

Colourful characters: Personality in the Gouldian finch

Dr Leah Williams shares her findings at one of the LJMU Research Café events
Footprints in the sand

900,000 year-old Norfolk footprints 'definitely human'

The work of Dr Isabelle de Groote is featured on this video by The Telegraph
Claudia Mettke-Hofmann

Information gathering in an ecological context

Dr Claudia Mettke-Hofmann speaking at one of the LJMU Research Café events
Laura Bishop research talk

2 million years BP – the real story

Professor Laura Bishop presents findings about our early ancestors at one of the LJMU Research Café events
Turin Shroud

A BPA Approach to the Shroud of Turin

A video of the research Dr Matteo Borrini carried out in relation to the Shroud of Turin