Adrian de Froment

I am a second year PhD student in Simon Levin's lab in the department of ecology and evolutionary biology at Princeton. I am studying baboon social networks, trying to link across scales from the decisions and strategies of individual baboons, to the social networks within groups and how they change over time, with resource availability and with group size, and then to group fission and the group size distribution in the population. I am also studying the spread of social norms in human populations, using empirical work to inform, constrain and test models of norm spread.