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SUMMARY:2023 Darwin Day Lecture: Herman Pontzer
DESCRIPTION:\nJoin us for the 2023 Darwin Day Lecture\, \;&ldquo\;He
althy as a Hunter-Gatherer: Evolutionary Perspectives on Exercise\, Diet
\, and Metabolism\,&rdquo\; \;presented by Herman Pontzer\, Ph.D.!\n
\nHerman Pontzer\, professor of evolutionary anthropology and research a
ssociate professor of global health at Duke University\, investigates ho
w our deep\, evolutionary past shapes our lives today. His team conducte
d the first measurements of daily energy expenditure in traditional hunt
er-gatherers and in non-human apes\, with discoveries that have changed
the way we think about diet\, exercise\, metabolism\, and health. Pontze
r\, an undergraduate alumnus of Penn State&rsquo\;s Department of Anthro
pology published his book\, \;Burn\, \;in March 2021. A receptio
n (RSVP required) and book signing will immediately follow the lecture i
n the auditorium lounge.\n\nFor more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/
event/darwin-day-lecture_2023/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Join us for
the 2023 Darwin Day Lecture, “Healthy as a Hunter-Gatherer: E
volutionary Perspectives on Exercise, Diet, and Metabolism,” presented by Herman Pontzer, Ph.D.!
Herman Pontzer, pro
fessor of evolutionary anthropology and research associate professor of
global health at Duke University, investigates how our deep, evolutionar
y past shapes our lives today. His team conducted the first measurements
of daily energy expenditure in traditional hunter-gatherers and in non-
human apes, with discoveries that have changed the way we think about di
et, exercise, metabolism, and health. Pontzer, an undergraduate alumnus
of Penn State’s Department of Anthropology published his book,&nbs
p;Burn, in March 2021. A reception (RSVP required) and book signing will
immediately follow the lecture in the auditorium lounge.
For more
details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/darwin-day-lecture_2023/
URL:https://ched.la.psu.edu/ched-events/
LOCATION:Freeman Auditorium, 117 HUB Robeson Center
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