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Getting Curious Podcast with Jonathan Van Ness Part 1
A super fun and energetic interview with Jonathan Van Ness where we talk all about our great ape cousins and primate family tree!


New York Times
Front page coverage in the New York Times of my research exploring long-term social memory in chimpanzees and bonobos.


Washington Post
Washington Post article on my work uncovering long-term social memory in chimpanzees and bonobos.

National Geographic
National Geographic article about my research investigating long-term social memory in bonobos and chimpanzees.


National Public Radio (NPR)
NPR coverage of my research exploring long-term social memory in chimpanzees and bonobos.


Getting Curious Podcast with Jonathan Van Ness Part 2
A second lively interview with Jonathan Van Ness where do a deep dive into the lives of chimpanzees and bonobos.


Of Attention and the Great Apes
An interview with the Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences about my research on social attention in great apes.


Scientist on the Subway Interview, Columbia University
An interview with Scientist on the Subway, a blog by Columbia University Neuroscience Outreach that highlights the trajectories of scientists from underrepresented backgrounds.

Gene and Susan Lucas Undergraduate Research Fund
Congratulations to our wonderful undergraduate research assistants for receiving the Gene and Lucas Undergraduate Research Fund for first generation STEM Students!


APA Fantz Memorial Award
Congratulation to Dr. Lewis on being awarded the APA Fantz Memorial Award for Young Psychologists, which "encourages and supports careers of promising young investigators in psychology or related disciplines working in perceptual-cognitive development and the development of selective attention...”


Adam’s elementary STEAM Fair
BOOM Lab hosted a table at adam’s elementary school to help increase children’s awareness of great apes!


Chimp Gender Reveal
Congratulations to our undergraduate RAs: Eliza Pasha, Luca Battin, Taliah Sampson, Tanya Ngo, Amirtha Srinivasan, and Aviela Chang for winning the People's Choice award for their study on Human Sex Identification in Chimpanzees and Bonobos!
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