Dan T. A. Eisenberg

Associate Professor

Biological Anthropology

Contact Information

Denny Hall 138

Personal Website

Fields of Interest

Aging Biological Anthropology Biology Evolution Global Health Medical Anthropology Public Health Quantitative Methods Research Methods Statistics

Biography

Evolution, anthropological genetics, human biology, telomere biology, aging, parental effects, ADHD; Bolivian Amazon

Research

Selected Research

Hill, A.K. and Eisenberg, D.T.A. (2016). The long and the short of it: New insights on sperm length help demystify the complexities of sexual selection. Asian Journal of Andrology, 18(6), 902-903. http://dx.doi.org/10.4103/1008-682X.185850 Download PDF

Research Advised

Courses Taught

Autumn 2024

BIO A 351 A: Principles of Evolutionary Medicine and Public Health

Spring 2024

Autumn 2023

BIO A 351 A: Principles of Evolutionary Medicine and Public Health

Winter 2023

Autumn 2022

BIO A 351 A: Principles of Evolutionary Medicine and Public Health

Spring 2022

Winter 2022

BIO A 483 A: Human Genetics, Disease, and Culture

Autumn 2021

BIO A 351 A: Principles of Evolutionary Medicine and Public Health

Spring 2021

BIO A 355 A: Evolutionary Medicine and Public Health

Winter 2021

BIO A 483 A: Human Genetics, Disease, and Culture

Affiliations

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Faculty | Staff News 2015 (May 1, 2015)
Faculty | Staff News 2014 (May 1, 2014)
Dan Eisenberg: Genetic Benefits of Older Parents (April 1, 2013)

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