Jamie Whitehouse

Jamie Whitehouse is a Senior Lecturer and Research Fellow in the Department of Psychology at Nottingham Trent University's School of Social Sciences. He works on the European Research Council-funded project FACEDIFF, focusing on the evolutionary origins of facial expression differences in macaque monkeys under Prof. Bridget Waller. He is also a member of the Evolution and Social Interaction Research Group and serves as Treasurer and Trustee of the Primate Society of Great Britain.

• Research Areas: Animal social behaviour, Human and non-human facial expressions, Social cognition, Stress and stress-associated behaviour, Social networks

His recent publications emphasize primate communication, including facial expressivity, dominance hierarchies, stress signaling, and methodological critiques. Jamie contributes to public engagement in zoo environments and explores cognitive testing impacts on primate welfare.

He is affiliated with the Primate Society of Great Britain, where he holds a leadership role, and collaborates extensively in primate research.