Membership is open to all who share this as a basic research, teaching, or applied interest. The Cultural Evolution Society is committed to a broad, pluralistic and interdisciplinary perspective, which brings together all researchers applying evolutionary theory to the understanding of cultural inheritance and evolution.
The Emergence of Collective Knowledge and Cumulative Culture in Animals, Humans and Machines
The Royal Society has postponed all Scientific Meetings planned for 2023, but currently maintains the programme for 2021, including this meeting scheduled for March 2021 in London. Precisely what arrangements will be made in March remains to be seen, but the Society will inform you if you register an interest now via the following link where further information is provided.
http://royalsociety.org/science-events-and-lectures/2021/03/knowledge-culture/
This meeting will bridge between two research fields that have recently burgeoned, although largely separately. One field covers collective action and intelligence, the other cultural evolution. Through an evolutionary perspective spanning both human and non-human animals and extending to machine intelligence, the meeting will elaborate and deepen newly recognised intersections and linkages across these subjects and advance their integration
Contributors include: Lucy Aplin, Dora Biro, Nicolas Bredeche, Nicolas Claidière, Maxime Derex, Gusz Eiben, Ellen Garland, Brett Jesmer, Rachel Kendal, Simon Kirby, Ruth Mace, Alex Mesoudi, Andrea Migliano, Ida Momennejad, Michael Muthukrishna, Valéria Romano, Monica Tamariz, Claudio Tennie, Michael Tomasello, Andrew Whiten, Heather Williams and Alan Winfield.
The Center for the Dynamics of Society Complexity (DySoC) and the Cultural Evolution Society (CES) announce a new online learning series presenting basic and applied lessons in the dynamics of cultural evolution. To truly understand how culture evolves, scientists often turn to mathematical models to shed light on how culture and life history have interacted in shaping who we are and what we might become. The CES online learning series, which includes seven modules, has been developed with self-guided study in mind. Through a variety of online learning methods, students will be able to independently work through the material to gain both a theoretical understanding of the method and practical experience using it. The concepts and techniques covered in these modules are intended to facilitate interdisciplinary conversations and collaborations. The modules could serve as a basis for intensive short courses, seminars, or as components of a regular quarter or semester course.
The modules were created by scholars from around the world through a competitive process as a part of a grant from the John Templeton Foundation with principal investigators DySoC Director Sergey Gavrilets and past CES President Peter J. Richerson. Technical assistance was provided by the National Institute for Mathematical and Biological Synthesis. Four of the seven modules have been released, available at http://www.dysoc.org/cesmodules.
They are as follows:
The remaining modules will be released this summer. They include Modeling the Dynamics of Cultural Diversification; Dynamic Models of Human Systems; and Cultural Evolution of Dynamic Learning.
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We seek to tackle societal and structural racism in the research we promote, conferences/meetings and educational/outreach activities we support, and in the way the society is run. Accordingly, we would like to remind our members that we provide grants for CES conference attendance specifically aimed at addressing issues such as structural racism and sexism and that we are explicit in only providing funds to workshops that demonstrate inclusivity. We can undoubtedly do better, and if you see instances where we have made mistakes, or opportunities missed to actively discuss and address racism in our disciplines and Society, please do let us know by emailing culturalevolutionsociety@gmail.com.
CES 2023 will be POSTPONED to 9-11th June 2021. This is due to the current global spread of COVID-19 and uncertainty regarding public health and travel in the foreseeable months. The venue in 2021 will remain in Sapporo, Japan. Please read the full announcement on the Conference page.
We use the word 'evolution' often and enthusiastically. Yet what do we mean when we talk about evolution? Do we all mean the same? It is time to find out, to understand ourselves, our work and our colleagues better. The easiest way to do so is to participate in this short survey -you might even win some of the latest books on cultural evolution! The results of the survey will be published in an upcoming theme issue of Philosophical Transactions B on 'the Foundations of Cultural Evolution'.
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Please see all details on the dedicated 国内上facebook教程. The deadline for the next call will be in October 2023.