When we had a first look, we had no idea where this would go. #XiaheDenisovan #Ancientproteins

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Two great new studies out in @Nature today, pushing back the recovery of dental enamel proteins to 21+ million years in the Arctic ( and 18+ million years in East Africa ( #palaeoproteomics!.

Registration is open for the 11th #AGPM @ICAZ_News meeting taking place this October in Copenhagen! We're looking forward to four days of #archaeozoology #aDNA #morphometrics & #palaeoproteomics. ⬇️Register here:.

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I am proud that I've been awarded a DFF Sapere Aude grant by the 🇩🇰 @DFF_raad to conduct #palaeoproteomics research in Central Eurasia for the next 3 years! #MiddleEarth. Soon more information on #postdoc/#researchassistant positions!.

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Our work on the Penghu #Denisovan mandible is now featured in a special exhibition at the National Museum of Natural Science, Taiwan:.

Thanks for spending some time with us in Copenhagen, @DMylop, and I look forward to the next steps in your academic career!.

And contributed significantly to the proteomic screening performed at Ranis, resulting in the recovery of some of the earliest human remains in Europe, and associated with the LRJ.

Her work involved a comparison of extraction methods suitable for high-throughout palaeoproteomics, determining optimal extraction approaches for bone assemblages with good vs. poor preservation.

Enabled by the PUSHH MSCA ETN network, Dora's PhD focused on the application of SPIN and ZooMS to Late Pleistocene bone assemblages in Europe. #palaeoproteomics.

Last week we had a celebration, with @DMylop defending her PhD @UniLeiden! Big congratulations to Dora🎉

We did something creative! Supported by the @ERC_Research @MSCActions and @TheLeakeyFndtn, we compared protocols for removing protein contamination for skeletal #palaeoproteomics!⬇️.

RT @videnskabdk: Et fossil hevet op med fiskenet i et taiwansk stræde er en kæbeknogle fra en forhistorisk denisova-mand, viser dansk studi….

RT @WelkerGroup: Last week we had a major celebration! 🎉 Congratulations to @rdilja08 who successfully defended her PhD on skeletal proteom….

An absolute highlight of the year! Congratulations @rdilja08, I couldn't be more proud! #ProudSupervisor.

I am grateful to the many colleagues, both on here (if you're still around!) and elsewhere, who have contributed directly and indirectly to this study, as well as to @Globe_UCPH at the University of Copenhagen, which enables our palaeoproteomic explorations in human evolution.

This study would not have been possible without significant investments in ancient protein extraction and analysis methods. Amongst others, we are grateful to support from the @MSCActions, @ERC_Research, and @TheLeakeyFndtn.

The information retrieved from these faunal analysis then allowed us to pick the most suitable approaches to study the Penghu mandible itself! Whenever we can, we should try and study proxies before attempting to analyse hominin fossils themselves.