CARTA in the News

Exclusive: Neanderthal ‘minibrains’ grown in dish

by Jon Cohen
June 20, 2018

UC San Diego To Probe How Humans Became Aware Of Death

KPBS (Midday Edition) - Maureen Cavanaugh interviews Ajit Varki prior to Awareness of Death and Personal Mortality: Implications for Anthropogeny symposium
March 2, 2017

San Diego Hosts Talks On Evolution And Medicine

KPBS (Midday Edition) - Maureen Cavanaugh interviews Ajit Varki prior to Implications of Anthropogeny for Medicine and Health symposium
October 13, 2016

San Diego Symposium Explores Human-Climate Interactions

KPBS (Midday Edition) - Maureen Cavanaugh interviews Charles Kennel and Rick Potts prior to Human-Climate Interactions and Evolution: Past and Future symposium
May 11, 2015

Exploring a ‘Future World of Our Own Making’

by Bruce Lieberman
June 6, 2015

Leading Linguists Lecturing On Language Evolution At UC San Diego

KPBS (Midday Edition) - Maureen Cavanaugh interviews Roger Levy and David Perlmutter prior to How Language Evolves symposium
February 12, 2015

Why Domestication Is Interesting

KPBS (Midday Edition) - Tom Fudge interviews Robert Kluender and Richard Wrangham prior to Domestication and Human Evolution symposium
October 6, 2014

How we tamed ourselves—and became modern

by Ann Gibbons
October 24, 2014

High Schoolers Conduct Research at UC San Diego

CARTA's Museum of Primatology (MOP) collection featured at the two minute mark
August 4, 2014

Scientists Coming To San Diego To Talk About Roots Of Human Violence

KPBS (Midday Edition) - Maureen Cavanaugh interviews Ajit Varki prior to Male Aggression and Violence in Human Evolution symposium
May 8, 2014