Daniel REZNIK (Max Planck Society), May 7, 2026, 15:00 (CEST). Please join our colloquium via Zoom!
Daniel REZNIK (Max Planck Society), May 7, 2026, 15:00 (CEST). Please join our colloquium via Zoom!
We warmly welcome our Visiting Fellow, Nina Kraus, back to the KLI.
Nina is a researcher in evolutionary developmental biology and will work on her project “Constructed Environments and the Evolution of the Heart: An Evo-Devo Account of Environmentally Regulated Development” at the KLI.
We warmly welcome our Visiting Fellow, Nina Kraus, back to the KLI.
Nina is a researcher in evolutionary developmental biology and will work on her project “Constructed Environments and the Evolution of the Heart: An Evo-Devo Account of Environmentally Regulated Development” at the KLI.
We warmly welcome our new Visiting Fellow, Daniel Reznik, to the KLI.
Daniel is a neuroscientist at the Max Planck Society in Germany. At the KLI, he works on his project “The Evolution of Episodic Construction”.
We warmly welcome our new Visiting Fellow, Daniel Reznik, to the KLI.
Daniel is a neuroscientist at the Max Planck Society in Germany. At the KLI, he works on his project “The Evolution of Episodic Construction”.
In a recent article in Biological Theory, Philipp Mitteroecker questions traditional concepts of measurement error in biology. (click on title to continue)
In a recent article in Biological Theory, Philipp Mitteroecker questions traditional concepts of measurement error in biology. (click on title to continue)
Barbara Fischer (KLI Group Leader for Evolutionary Biology) was interviewed for an episode of a podcast produced by Springer Medicine Vienna with the title “Evolutionärer Pfusch? Die enge Passform bei der menschlichen Geburt” (Click on the title to read more.)
Barbara Fischer (KLI Group Leader for Evolutionary Biology) was interviewed for an episode of a podcast produced by Springer Medicine Vienna with the title “Evolutionärer Pfusch? Die enge Passform bei der menschlichen Geburt” (Click on the title to read more.)
A recent paper co-authored by Barbara Fischer discusses whether classic bony pelvic features can reliably indicate a history of pregnancy and childbirth (click on title to continue)
A recent paper co-authored by Barbara Fischer discusses whether classic bony pelvic features can reliably indicate a history of pregnancy and childbirth (click on title to continue)
In a new article in the Journal of the History of Biology, KLI postdoctoral fellow Marcelo Domingos de Santis challenges the conventional narrative of the systematics wars. (click on title to continue)
In a new article in the Journal of the History of Biology, KLI postdoctoral fellow Marcelo Domingos de Santis challenges the conventional narrative of the systematics wars. (click on title to continue)
KLI senior postdoc fellow Anne Le Maître gave a science outreach presentation on 23 March 2026 at the Republikanischer Club in Vienna on the functions and evolution of the ear.
KLI senior postdoc fellow Anne Le Maître gave a science outreach presentation on 23 March 2026 at the Republikanischer Club in Vienna on the functions and evolution of the ear.
Biological Theory’s March Issue 21(1) is out now. Click on the title to read more and access the free reading links for all the articles.
Biological Theory’s March Issue 21(1) is out now. Click on the title to read more and access the free reading links for all the articles.
We are delighted to welcome our new Senior Postdoc Fellow Katya Stansfield to the KLI. Katya is an evolutionary biologist with a background in physics and data science. At the KLI, she will work on her project “Evaluating Sprint Performance Through Musculoskeletal Modelling”.
We are delighted to welcome our new Senior Postdoc Fellow Katya Stansfield to the KLI. Katya is an evolutionary biologist with a background in physics and data science. At the KLI, she will work on her project “Evaluating Sprint Performance Through Musculoskeletal Modelling”.
