Lauren J.N. Brent
Professor
University of Exeter                                                                            l.j.n.brent@exeter.ac.uk
School of Psychology                                                                         Twitter, Google Scholar
Washington Singer Labs                                                                    https://linktr.ee/laurenbrent
Room 124C                                                                                         

Lauren Brent CV
  • Personal Chair in Ethology, University of Exeter (2023-present)
  • Associate Professor, University of Exeter (2020-2023)
  • Senior Lecturer, Psychology, University of Exeter (2019-2020)
  • Lecturer, Psychology, University of Exeter (2016-2019)
  • Leverhulme Early Career Fellow, Psychology, University of Exeter (2016-2019)
  • Postoctoral Associate, Psychology, University of Exeter (2014-2016)
  • Postdoctoral Fellow, Cognitive Neuroscience, Duke University (2010-2014)
  • PhD Evolutionary Anthropology, University of Roehampton, London, UK (2006-2010)
  • MA Anthropology, University of Calgary, Calgary, Canada (2003-2005)
  • BSc Biology, McGill University, Montreal, Canada (1999-2003)
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Dr Erin Siracusa

     POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE
     aging in a social context

@erin_sira
E.Siracusa@exeter.ac.uk
erinsiracusa.weebly.com
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Dr Robin Morrison

      POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE
      Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund International
      social complexity and structure

@DrRobinMorrison
rmorrison@gorillafund.org
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Dr Delphine De Moor

      POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH FELLOW
      FriendOrigins - social and ecological factors driving social relationships

@DeMoorDelphine
delphinedemoor.weebly.com
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Dr Beki Hooper

       POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH FELLOW
       FriendOrigins - sociocognitive underpinnings of social connections

@BekiHooper
rh565@exeter.ac.uk
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Dr Sam Patterson

       POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCHER at New York University
       NSF Postdoctoral Fellow - effects of early life adversity on the pace of aging
       co-PIs: James Higham (NYU), Noah Snyder-Mackler (ASU), Lauren Brent (Exeter)

skpatter7@gmail.com
samkpatterson.wordpress.com

Melissa Pavez
      POSTGRADUATE STUDENT (PhD)
      sociality and health in a non-human primate

@MeliSandalia
mp660@exeter.ac.uk
Jordan Hart
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      POSTGRADUATE STUDENT (PhD)
      Bayesian inference of social network data

@jordan_hart_96
jh1175@exeter.ac.uk

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Andre Pereira

      POSTGRADUATE STUDENT (PhD)
      the evolution of social relationships

@andre_s_pereira
ap871@exeter.ac.uk
Connie Allen
      POSTGRADUATE STUDENT (PhD)
      leadership and sociality in male African elephants

connieballen@gmail.com
http://www.connieallen.net/elephantresearch/
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Camille Testard

      POSTGRADUATE STUDENT (PhD) at the University of Pennsylvania
      social dynamics and the social brain
      Supervisors: Michael Platt (Penn), Lauren Brent (Exeter), Jerome Sallet (Oxford, CNRS Lyon)
    
@camilletestard
Camille.Testard@pennmedicine.upenn.edu
http://plattlabs.rocks/our-team/camille-testard
Josue Negron
      Research Assistant
      social relationships and individual differences in the rhesus macaque
      Cayo Santiago, Puerto Rico
Daniel Phillips
       Research Assistant
       social relationships and individual differences in the rhesus macaque
       Cayo Santiago, Puerto Rico
Macaela Skelton

         Lab Manager
Alumni
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 Postdocs
      Dr Sam Ellis  - https://samellisq.weebly.com/
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Graduate Students
        Will O'Hearn (MSc by Research)
                 cooperative mechanisms in rhesus macaques
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        Rachel Crisp (MSc by Research)
                 dominance structure in the vampire bat
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