Karen Rosenberg
Anthropology
Phone: (302) 831-1851
Email: krr@udel.edu
Office: 135 Munroe Hall
Journalists: Andrea Boyle Tippett (UD Media Relations) can assist with interview requests for this expert. 302-831-1421, aboyle@udel.edu
- A biological anthropologist, Rosenberg's work focuses on human evolution, with special emphasis on Neanderthals.
- Conducts research into the evolution of women and childbirth practices.
- Co-editor of the journal "PaleoAnthropology".
Title:
Chairperson, Anthropology
In The News:
Why your back, feet hurt: blame evolution (CNN)
A woman's caloric restrictions may explain why babies are born at nine months (Scientific American)
UDaily Articles:
Prof to appear on National Geographic cable program
UD anthropologist finds signs of evolution in ancient skeleton
Anthropoogist's studies of childbirth bring new focus on women in evolution
Keywords:
childbirth practices,
evolution,
evolution of women,
neanderthals
