Monkey Centre at Marwell Wildlife is recognised with cash grant

Monkey Centre at Marwell Wildlife is recognised with cash grant Monkey Centre at Marwell Wildlife is recognised with cash grant

AN academic working at Marwell Zoo has received a cash boost in recognition of her work.

Comparative psychologist Dr Bridget Waller has established the world's first cognitive study centre for rare Sulawesi crested macaques and has been awarded a grant of £10,000 by the British Psychological Society. Dr Waller, of Portsmouth University, said: “The interactive research centre offers the scientific community and the public visiting Marwell Wildlife a unique and invaluable opportunity to study these fascinating animals.”

The monkeys at the centre interact with computer touch screens, providing scientists with a window into their memory, communication skills and emotion.

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