On research concerning the relationship between Western cultural sexualization, female agency, and sexual aggression; the biological and social psychological forces giving rise to women’s agency and sexual openness; and how behavior, attitudes, and culture associated with gender are influenced by the interplay between biological and economic forces.
By Khandis Blake (Australia)

Two aspects that make studying animal aggression intriguing are the ease with which it is possible to elicit aggression and the unpredictability of the course and outcome of this aggression. 
By Irene Camerlink (United Kingdom)