Murray is an anthropological archaeologist interested in hominin behavioral variability, lithic analysis, human-environment interaction, and evolutionary theory.

I study how technology, culture, and behavior co-evolve. Through fieldwork and lab-based experiments, I explore human innovation, cultural transmission, and collaborative approaches to paleoanthropology and heritage.

Haile-Selassie's primary research interest is understanding the paleobiology and paleoecology of early human ancestors based on the fossil record.

Will is a PhD student in SHESC studying early hominin dental evolution.