I am a post-doctoral researcher in the Comparative Human and Ape Technology (CHAT) Project. I manage and coordinate video coding in the APE Group video coding lab.

I am a post-doctoral researcher in the APE Group, as part of a SNSF Mobility grant to work on sexual coercion in primate societies.

I am a Ph.D. student in the Comparative Human and Ape Technology (CHAT) Project and my research focusses on cross-cultural and cross-species comparisons of tool use development in human children and chimpanzees.

I am a Ph.D. student in the Comparative Human and Ape Technology (CHAT) Project and my research compares tool use development in wild and sanctuary-living bonobos, as well as in wild bonobos and wild chimpanzees.

I am a M.Sc. student in the Comparative Human and Ape Technology (CHAT) Project and my research focusses on object manipulation in Western lowland gorillas.

I am a M.Sc. student in the Comparative Human and Ape Technology (CHAT) Project and my research focusses on tool use development in BaYaka and Bandongo children in the Republic of Congo.

I am a M.Sc. student in the Ape Behaviour & Ecology Group and a joint student with the Department of Biology at Utrecht University (Netherlands). My research focuses on crab fishing behaviour by the chimpanzees in the Nimba Mountains of Guinea.

I am a M.Sc. student in the APE Behaviour & Ecology group and a joint student with ETH in Zurich. I conducted field work in the Nimba Mountains, and my MSc project will look at dietary differences across chimpanzee communities in Nimba.

I am a M.Sc. student in the Comparative Human and Ape Technology (CHAT) Project and my research focusses on object manipulation in wild bonobos.

I am a conservation biologist at re:wild. I’m interested in the interface between chimpanzee behavioural ecology and applied conservation strategies. Together with Dr. Koops, I co-direct the Nimba Chimpanzee Project.

I am a Professor of Anthropology at Washington University in St. Louis and a conservation scientist affiliated with the Congo Program of the Wildlife Conservation Society. As co-PI of the Goualougo Triangle Ape Project in northern Republic of Congo, Dr. Morgan and I oversee research at the Goualougo and Mondika field sites. We work together with Dr. Koops on the Comparative Human and Ape Technology (CHAT) Project.

I am a Research Fellow at the Lester E. Fisher Center for the Study and Conservation of Apes, Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago. As co-PI of the Goualougo Triangle Ape Project in the Republic of Congo, Dr. Sanz and I oversee research at the Goualougo and Mondika field sites. We work together with Dr. Koops on the Comparative Human and Ape Technology (CHAT) Project.

I am a Research Scientist at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology. I oversee cross-cultural and developmental psychology research at the Likouala field site in the Republic of the Congo. I work together with Dr. Koops on the Comparative Human and Ape Technology (CHAT) Project.

I am an evolutionary biologist at the University of Cambridge. Together with Dr. Koops, I study crab-fishing by the chimpanzees in the Nimba Mountains in Guinea.

I am a research assistant in the APE Group video coding lab and I contribute to the Comparative Human and Ape Technology (CHAT) Project. Previously, I completed my Master's thesis in the APE Group on the development of object play in the Tsimane’ of Bolivia.

I am a research assistant in the APE Group video coding lab and I contribute to the Comparative Human and Ape Technology (CHAT) Project.

I am a research assistant in the Ape Behaviour & Ecology Group. I contribute to the wellbeing of all APE Group members.

I am a research assistant in the Ape Behaviour & Ecology Group and I work on Sooty Mangabeys in the Nimba Mountains of Guinea together with Dr Laura van Holstein and Prof. Koops.

I am a Guinean primatologist and research team lead in the Nimba Chimpanzee Project. I completed my B.Sc. in Natural Resource Management in 2020 at UDECOM (Guinea). I have been part of the Nimba Chimpanzee Project since 2005.

I am a Guinean primatologist and research team lead in the Nimba Chimpanzee Project. I completed my M.Sc. in Conservation and Biodiversity Development in 2020 and my B.Sc. in Natural Resource Management in 2012, both at the University of N’Zérékoré (Guinea). I have been part of the Nimba Chimpanzee Project since 2014.

I am the first guide of the Nimba Chimpanzee Project. I am from the village of Seringbara and I have been part of the Nimba Chimpanzee Project since 2003.

I am a guide of the Nimba Chimpanzee Project. I am from the village of Seringbara and I have been part of the Nimba Chimpanzee Project since 2011.

I am a guide of the Nimba Chimpanzee Project. I am from the village of Seringbara and I have been part of the Nimba Chimpanzee Project since 2011.

I am a guide of the Nimba Chimpanzee Project. I am from the village of Seringbara and I have been part of the Nimba Chimpanzee Project since 2011.

I am a guide of the Nimba Chimpanzee Project. I am from the village of Nyon and I have been part of the Nimba Chimpanzee Project since 2011.

I am a guide of the Nimba Chimpanzee Project. I am from the village of Seringbara and I have been part of the Nimba Chimpanzee Project since 2021.

I am the lead cook of the Nimba Chimpanzee Project. I am from the village of Seringbara and I have been part of the Nimba Chimpanzee Project since 2011.

I am the second cook of the Nimba Chimpanzee Project. I am from the village of Seringbara and I have been part of the Nimba Chimpanzee Project since 2021.