Anna Szala
Evolutionary psychologist, Fulbrighter, PhD candidate. Born and raised in Toruń, Poland. Loves forests and winter. Retired computer gamer.
I am currently working as a research assistant at the Centre for Language Evolution Studies, Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń, Poland. Additionally, I am a Fulbright Graduate Student Award recipient and a Ph.D. candidate at the Department of Psychology, Oakland University, Michigan. I work under the supervision of Professor Todd K. Shackelford. My focus lies within the evolutionary psychology framework. I am most interested in an evolutionary perspective on the radicalization of sociopolitical views but I am also involved in many other cool projects! Every day I grow more excited about how little is known, and how much room for improvement remains in the field. That provides me with growing motivation for further research into the subject.
When not in the lab, I enjoy hiking through the wilderness, trying out new musical instruments, and playing fantasy tabletop role-playing games. I also love mossy rocks, snowy winters, and fighting those arguing that correlation implies causation. Due to a set of unfortunate events, I also cannot into space (though I am really trying to).