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Anna talks about love

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Are We All Pretending to Be Monogamous?
Diary of a CEO, July 2025

 

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Does love transcend scientific meaning

Beyond Belief, July 2022

 

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Love is Biological Bribery Part 1

How to Academy, 28th March 2022

 

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Is there a love gene? Part 2

How to Academy, 28th March 2022

 

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Why did jealousy evolve? Part 3

How to Academy, 28th March 2022

 

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The Secret to Building Better Relationships

PepTalk 14th March 2022

 

Why We Love: An afternoon with Dr Anna Machin & Professor Robin Dunbar

Books & Books, Florida

 

Anna Machin on Love

This Week in Science, 4th March 2022

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Control: The Dark Side of Love

Pint of Science, 2020

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CNBC: Apps Have Changed the Way We Date

February 2020

The Science of Love

2018

Anna explains the science behind falling in love and staying there and how both our genetics and psychology influence our individual experiences of love.

Anna talks about fathers

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Exploring the biology of being a father

New Scientist Live, 2019

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Becoming Dad: The Science of Fatherhood Science and Cocktails, Amsterdam

1st July 2019

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Channel Mum: Meet the Expert?

September 2018

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What’s so special about dads and what made you want to study them?

June 2018

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What’s the most surprising thing you discovered during your study of dads?

June 2018

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How does a child’s relationship with the mother and father differ?

June 2018

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How do you think a changing attitude towards dads can impact gender equality??

June 2018

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Ted X Clapham, London

June 2018

Dr Anna Machin is an Oxford University-based evolutionary anthropologist, author, and broadcaster who has spent ten years researching the psychology, biology, ​and behaviour of new fathers. Here she explains why this new-found knowledge means that we need to change how we talk about dads, moving away from lazy stereotypes, to acknowledge their unique and special role in their children's lives and the power they hold to bring about real positive changes to inequality in our society.

'Anna's work gets to the very heart of what it is to be human'

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