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R. Kyle Bocinsky

Project:

IGERT: Model-based Approaches to Biological and Cultural Evolution

Role:

Graduate Student

Joined IGERT:

2009

Univ. or Institute:

Washington State University

Primary Discipline:

Anthropology and Archaeology

Academic Interests:

Domestication, social learning, network evolution, evolutionary anthropology, evolutionary psychology, archaeology, Agent Based Modeling and Simulation, agent based models, agent-based modeling, agent-based modelling, agent-based programming

CV / Resume URL:

http://village.anth.wsu.edu/~bocinsky/Bocinsky_Vita.pdf

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NSF IGERT 2011 Online Poster Competition Presenter - "Rebellion Today: When Not to Learn from Parents"

The history of the human race, especially since the spread of agriculture, has been a story of exponentially increasing global connectivity. One only has to witness the transformative effect of populist revolutions... More »

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NSF IGERT 2011 Online Poster Competition Presenter - "Rebellion Today: When Not to Learn from Parents"

The history of the human race, especially since the spread of agriculture, has been a story of exponentially…

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NSF IGERT 2011 Online Poster Competition Presenter - "Rebellion Today: When Not to Learn from Parents"

The history of the human race, especially since the spread of agriculture, has been a story of exponentially…

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About Me

Kyle is developing methods to correlate genetic matrilines of ancient turkey with actual turkey husbandry practices evidenced in the archaeological record. His research interests include early faunal domestication in the new world, agent-based modeling, complex systems theory, resiliency, and paleogenetics, all in the context of the southwest archaeology. Other interests include musical theater and downhill skiing.