Graham Albert graduated from Nipissing University with a B.A., honors in Psychology. He worked as a lab coordinator at the Human Evolution Lab at Nipissing University before starting his PhD at Boston University in the fall of 2016.
His research focuses on men’s use of secondary sexual characteristics of others to inform their dominance judgemnts. Currently he is conducting a series of studies in which he is testing if men’s dominance perceptions of others are affected by their facial morphology.