WANT A PROFILE LIKE THIS?
Create my FREE Plan Or learn about other options
Susan Alberts
500
Academic contribution (See all users)

By role

Editor 500

By subject area

Animal-Behavior 500
Zoology 400
Conservation-Biology 200
Ecology 200
Mathematical-Biology 100
Computational-Biology 100
Evolutionary-Studies 100
Anthropology 100
Statistics 100

Susan C Alberts

Summary

Professor of Biology at Duke University, Associate Director for Science at NESCent. Studies the ecological, physiological, and genetic correlates of behavior in wild populations of large mammals; has spent 30 years studying wild primates in Kenya, and 10 years studying African elephants. Directs the Amboseli Baboon Research Project and spends several months each year in the field in Kenya. Prof. Alberts has been at Duke University since 1998.

Animal Behavior

Institution affiliations

Duke University

Work details

Professor of Biology

Duke University
Biology

National Evolutionary Synthesis Center

PeerJ Contributions