A Global Collaboration of Macaque Researchers
MacaqueNet is a global grassroots network, whose mission is to encourage and facilitate collaboration between macaque researchers. Through cross-species comparative research, we can address questions that single-species studies cannot.
This study focuses on the socio-ecological forces that shape variation in social relationships in macaques.
This study explores the link between social diversity and social complexity in macaques.
This study investigates the relationship between the steepness of the hierarchy and the skew of the distribution of resources.
This study utilises trait data, machine learning and spectral graph theory to construct models for predicting infectious disease spread in mammals.
This study investigates how sociality influences mortality across macaque species and populations, providing insights into life-history evolution and the evolutionary and ecological forces that shape variation in lifespan.
We are looking for volunteers to help digitize or process one or more behavioural macaque datasets. Whether you are a student, early-career researcher, or just looking for a meaningful side project, this is a fantastic opportunity to gain experience working with large, real-world datasets.
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