Susanne Huber

Susanne Huber is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Life Sciences at the University of Vienna, affiliated with both the Department of Behavioral and Cognitive Biology and the Department of Evolutionary Anthropology. Her research spans interdisciplinary domains, integrating demography, genetics, and behavioral biology.

• SDG Contributions: Social Sciences (Childlessness, Marriage Patterns), Biological Sciences (Reproductive Success, Offspring, Sciuridae).

Research Focus: Huber investigates demographic trends, reproductive behavior, and genetic influences on social status indicators. Recent work explores birth month effects on human reproduction and the genetic basis of socioeconomic outcomes.

2024 Publications: Analyzed demographic shifts toward conservatism in Europe, identified temporal patterns in reproduction/marriage, and studied heritable aspects of social status using twin datasets. These works highlight her expertise in biodemography and social behavior.

Collaborations: Frequently collaborates with Martin Fieder, with poster presentations on topics like birth month effects and evolutionary organizational behavior. Maintains an active network in Europe.