Wulf’s Humboldt biography

Fantastic. All the Tinbergen alumni I’ve spoken to bring up how Niko would interrupt the invited speaker after only a few minutes to ask ‘what exactly do you mean by…’

Congrats! very excited to read.

Elisabeth Anscombe on how to summon the courage to ask a question at a seminar.

Agreed! Am Nat has always been the prettiest, but these days there is no competition.

The programme will also include contributed short talks, dedicated discussion sessions, and informal networking, with the aim of strengthening connections amongst researchers studying internal conflicts and organismal adaptation.

Invited speakers: Beata Ujvari, Deakin University, Australia Jun Kitano, National Institute of Genetics, Japan Jackson Champer, Peking University, China Stephen Frankenberg, University of Melbourne, Australia

John Maynard Smith was also approached to review it, but declined because he was drowning in work following a bout of flu.

We should!

Same! I just realised we have same collection of countries, though mine is scrambled: 🇸🇪->🇬🇧->🇨🇦->🇺🇲

Congratulations!

Love it!

This is great to see! The Atwoods also support the Atwood Colloquium in Ecology & Evolution at the University of Toronto in memory of the entomologist Carl Atwood.

From Medawar's review of Ronald Clark’s Haldane biography (1968).

Thanks for the guesses! The answer is getting a first in Greats (Literae humaniores, the university's classics degree).