Jean-Baptiste Leca

Broad areas of research awarded federal funding

More than a dozen research projects across ULethbridge faculties have received funding

Monkeys can barter but can they gamble, asks new study from University of Lethbridge researcher

Group study builds off of previous research that detailed the bartering tendencies of long-tailed macaque monkeys

Board of Governors Research Chairs revealed

The Board of Governors Research Chair program acknowledges the research accomplishments of University faculty members

Leca research targets light-fingered Balinese macaque monkeys

University of Lethbridge research team, featured by BBC Natural History, studies unique phenomenon and what it might teach us about behavioural economics

University of Lethbridge awarded record $3.9 million in NSERC funding

Dr. Robert McDonald’s base grant of $355,000 (over five years) is the largest NSERC grant awarded to the U of L this year

Cultural influences may play role in maintaining non-conceptive sexual behaviour in Japanese macaques

University of Lethbridge study says different sexual behaviours, as with humans, can be linked to cultural practices of Japanese monkeys

5 Questions with Dr. Paul Vasey

Dr. Paul Vasey explores the study of same-sex sexuality as he answers 5 Questions

Research ties established through Japanese macaques

The significance of their work may speak to the evolution of male homosexuality in humans

University recognizes faculty excellence

Research ties established through Japanese macaques

Dr. Jean-Baptiste Leca has brought his research interests to the University of Lethbridge to work alongside the esteemed Dr. Paul Vasey

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