C. Owen Lovejoy's guest appearances

C. Owen Lovejoy

PNAS Science Sessions

Angus Deaton

Nina Fedoroff

Abigail Marsh

James Smith

Brian Spencer

Marius Wernig

Rai Weiss

Anne Case

Randy Schekman

Mark Thiemens

Anthony Vecchiarelli

Yoel Sadovsky

Carolyn Coyne

Vadim Backman

Yatrik Shah

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C. Owen Lovejoy was elected to the National Academy of Sciences in 2007 for his work in the field of anthropology. Lovejoy overturned traditional models of human origins by integrating biomechanics into biological anthropology, demonstrating that the earliest hominids walked on two legs. He developed novel methods for quantifying sexual dimorphism and revealing the demographics of prehistoric humans.

<p>C. Owen Lovejoy was elected to the National Academy of Sciences in 2007 for his work in the field of anthropology. Lovejoy overturned traditional models of human origins by integrating biomechanics into biological anthropology, demonstrating that the earliest hominids walked on two legs. He developed novel methods for quantifying sexual dimorphism and revealing the demographics of prehistoric humans.</p>

Interview with C. Owen Lovejoy