Cyril Grueter's guest appearances

Cyril Grueter

The PrimateCast

Campus Review

Alumni Voices

Beyond the Hall of Winthrop

Chris Ryan

David Harrington

Andrew Underwood

Richard James

Andrew Martin

Michael Tan

Ryan Bonnici

Jane Goodall

Geoffrey Miller

Tim Brown

Chris Martin

Andrew Holmes

Michael Evans

Ian Anderson

Richard Jefferson

OwlTail

Dr Cyril Grueter is a biological anthropologist in UWA’s School of Human Sciences and School of Biological Sciences. His work explores the evolution of group social organisation in humans and primates, where individuals of different social units overcome hostility to interact and collaborate. The primates he studies are critically endangered and he hopes learning more about their behaviour and raising awareness for their plight may increase their chance of survival.Contact Dr Cyril Gruetercyril.grueter@uwa.edu.au https://www.cyrilgrueter.net/

Dr Cyril Grueter is a biological anthropologist in UWA’s School of Human Sciences and School of Biological Sciences. His work explores the evolution of group social organisation in humans and primates, where individuals of different social units overcome hostility to interact and collaborate. The primates he studies are critically endangered and he hopes learning more about their behaviour and raising awareness for their plight may increase their chance of survival.Contact Dr Cyril Grueter <a href="mailto:cyril.grueter@uwa.edu.au">cyril.grueter@uwa.edu.au</a> <a href="https://www.cyrilgrueter.net/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.cyrilgrueter.net/</a>

Gorilla Warfare - Dr Cyril Grueter

Last week Campus Review published an article based on the research of UWA's Dr Cyril Grueter and a team of Edith Cowan researchers. In contrast to what one might instinctively think, the study found that altruism - or kindness - does not apply to everyone and is more prevalent among high-SES individuals and suburbs.In this podcast Grueter talks about the "lost letter" technique used in the study, speculates about the reasons for the results and underscores the importance of education in shaping kinder, pro-social individuals in the future.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Last week Campus Review published an article based on the research of UWA's Dr Cyril Grueter and a team of Edith Cowan researchers. In contrast to what one might instinctively think, the study found that altruism - or kindness - does not apply to everyone and is more prevalent among high-SES individuals and suburbs. In this podcast Grueter talks about the "lost letter" technique used in the study, speculates about the reasons for the results and underscores the importance of education in shaping kinder, pro-social individuals in the future.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Cyril Grueter | The kindness of strangers

In this installment of The PrimateCast, Andrew and Chris are joined by Dr. Cyril Grueter of the University of Western Australia.In February and March of this year, Dr. Cyril Grueter visited PRI to meet with colleagues to discuss the various projects...

In this installment of The PrimateCast, Andrew and Chris are joined by Dr. Cyril Grueter of the University of Western Australia. In February and March of this year, Dr. Cyril Grueter visited PRI to meet with colleagues to discuss the various projects...

The PrimateCast #5: an interview with Dr. Cyril Grueter