ESLR is committed to promote a broad, and interdisciplinary perspective on cultural evolution and social learning research, aiming to create a platform specifically for early-career researchers across diverse disciplines.
ESLR supports early-career researchers studying social learning and cultural evolution. We organise workshops, build a professional network of fellow researchers, and provide information online.
ESLR members pay reduced fees for our workshops and conferences, and supports the work of our Society.
ESLR compiles and edits information relevant to early-career researchers, from job offerings to funding sources.
Cultured Scene is the Society’s journal, which features interviews with early-career researchers, behind the paper stories, reviews of published articles on all aspects of cultural evolution.
We have been closely monitoring the current COVID-19 pandemic and discussed how we should respond to it. In line with other societies, we have come to the conclusion that at this point in time, we Read more…
Hello everyone and welcome to another Update! It is hard to believe but it’s been already two months since our Workshop in Leipzig. We had a great time meeting you all and spending time together in Germany. We Read more…
Hello everyone! It’s June and about time for an update on what our society has been up to recently. You are hopefully getting ready for our annual workshop in Leipzig. We really hope to see Read more…
Many thanks to all the members that participated in the recent election of our new Social Secretary/Secretary, Sabine Nöbel (IAST, Toulouse). More than half of the society cast their vote (29 out of 54). Sabine Read more…
Hello everyone and welcome to the second Update. It is almost April now and that means, it is about time to have a look back at March and ask what we have been up to. Read more…
How Research Works Welcome to our new blog post series on early-career, common-knowledge and hot topics in research. In this section, we will cover topics that every researcher has to deal with and that everyone Read more…
