 Professor
Maciej Henneberg
MSc (summa cum laude), PhD, DSc (Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan,
Poland),
FAIBiol (Australia)
Biological Anthropologist and Anatomist
Wood Jones Professor of Anthropological and Comparative Anatomy
Head: Department of Anatomical Sciences, The University of Adelaide, South Australia
Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Comparative Human Biology, HOMO
Formerly: Convenor of the Academic
Board, The University of Adelaide
Senior Research Associate of the Human Ecology and Evolution Group, Institute
of Human Sciences, University of Oxford
Past President, Australasian
Society for Human Biology
CEO of "SOMA" Medical and Scientific Anatomy Services trading through
Luminis Ltd.
Elected Visiting Fellow of St. Cross College, Oxford (2002)
32 years professional experience teaching at universities in Poland ( A Mickiewicz
University, Jagiellonian University), United States of America (University of
Texas), South Africa (University of Cape Town, University of the Witwatersrand,
Johannesburg), and Australia (University of Adelaide) Conducted research in
Poland, Germany, USA, South Africa, England (University of Oxford), Italy (funded
by the National Geographic Society) and Australia (Aboriginal).
output: (total 321) : 2 books
(co-authored), 3 edited volumes, 211 research papers/ book chapters, 105 refereed
research abstracts. Published in 39 journals printed in 14 countries in 6 languages.
Interviews concerning my results
published i.a. in: Science, Science News, New Scientist, New York Times, National
Geographic Magazine, The Observer (London), Globe and Mail (Toronto), Washington
Post, The Star (Johannesburg), The Advertiser (Adelaide) , Sydney Morning Herald,
L'Espresso (Italy), The Australian, Medical Observer, Gatra (Indonesia), The
Age (Melboune), Elefterotypia (Greece). Interviews screened on BBC TV, PBS TV
(Nova), Channel 9, Channel 7 and ABC TV in Australia,, RAI (Italy), TVP 1 (Poland),
radio interviews on BBC World Service and a number of radio stations in Australia
and in Poland
supervised: 12 completed PhD and
11 MSc theses/dissertations
fellow (3x) or member of 12
international professional organisations/associations
Research interests:
Human evolution and microevolution,
evolution of human brain, theory of biocultural evolution, human ecology, population
genetics, paleodemography and historic demography, palaeopathology human physical
growth and development, anatomical variation, body composition, ergonomy.
Publications
1999-2001
Publications
2002-2006
Biological
Anthropology and Comparative Anatomy Research Group
Contact Maciej: maciej.henneberg@adelaide.edu.au
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