My name is Gert Stulp. I like:
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PhD in Evolutionary Psychology, 2013
University of Groningen
MSc in Behavioral and Cognitive Neurosciences, 2008
University of Groningen / University of Cambridge
BSc in Artifical Intelligence, 2006
University of Groningen
Visualisation is key in any project involving datapoints. Yet the reader is not ‘showered in graphical displays’ [Anscombe, 1973]. I am an active promotor of the use of visualisation, and try to help people make graphs in several ways: i) by making the graphs for them; ii) by giving visualisation-workshops in R; iii) by creating R-packages that facilitate the use of graphs.
Humans are a weird species.
There is huge variation in the number of children people (would like to) have over time / across the globe / within countries. I try to study the determinants of this variation, including individual factors like wealth and education, genetic factors, and social influences.
My research in the past has focussed on variation in human height. In particular, how evolutionary processes have been and are shaping variation in stature. I tried to address questions like: Why is there such variation across countries in height? Why are women on average shorter than man? In what ways does height play a role in mate choice and competition? Does natural selection act on height in contemporary populations? Why are the Dutch so tall? Why am I so tall?
The Department of Sociology at Groningen celebrated its 80-year existence and a big party was thrown showcasing the diversity of research at our Department through several presentation. This was my talk presenting all members from the Families Lifecourse and Ageing Group, which I am coordinating:
The video is in Dutch. Although the “pause for laughter” at 4.29 after my hilarious joke is in English.
Recently, the Department of Sociology at Groningen celebrated its 80-year existence. Six videos were made as part of this celebration, showing the diversity of research at our Department. This video was made for the Families Lifecourse and Ageing Group, which I am coordinating:
Wed, Apr 17, 2019, Kinderen? Dat komt wel.
Mon, Apr 1, 2019, Demograph Struggle Seminar
Thu, Mar 21, 2019, CIT workshop
Tue, Mar 12, 2019, FLAG-meeting
Fri, Mar 1, 2019, Hack the Gap - Equal educational opportunities
I currently teach or contribute to the following courses at the University of Groningen’s sociology curriculum: