I am thrilled to announce that our project “The invisible past” has been selected for funding by the @arc_gov_au ! Looking forward to work with Linda Armbrecht & colleagues @UTAS_ to investigate how marine organisms adapted to climate change in Antarctica! @ecdi_anu @ANU_CHL.

RT @ecdi_anu: ECDI’s Evan Kidd talks about the race against time to study the world’s linguistic diversity before it fades into silence - h….

I’m really looking forward to host my dear friend and colleague @HistArcDNA in Coimbra: “What can we know and how can we know it? The use of ancient DNA to unravel our genetic history”. We’ll also finally have the chance for a podcast together discussing human origins @Ceis20_uc

Preprint alert🚨This one is special, as I am happy to share our latest work on the genetic history of my native Portugal!.Led by postdoc @XavierRocaRada, we use aDNA to uncover dynamic interactions between migrant and local communities across millennia! .

RT @ICArEHB: Exciting news! Join us for HEIRS Opening Symposium, Jan 28-29 2025, in Faro! 🌍 Dive into research synthesis in human evolution….

RT @AHEADmeeting_: #NewPaperAlert about how spatial sampling bias influences our understanding of hominin variability, distribution and hab….

RT @ecdi_anu: And the 2024 PNG field school being led by ECDI’s Ben Shaw and Bethwyn Evans has begun!

RT @ACAD_Research_: We are currently advertising two fully-funded PhD scholarships to reconstruct Australia’s pre-European mammal communiti….

I recently had the pleasure to interview @VeraAldeias from @ICArEHB for the CEIS20 podcast. We talked about her amazing research, how archaeology can go microscopic, the use of fire, cultural differences between hominin groups, interdisciplinarity and much more!.

António was brilliant, incredibly kind and patient, especially with students, and had a unique sense of humor. António, my dear friend, you can’t imagine how much I will miss our conversations. Thank you for everything you did for me. 3/3.

He led a very successful research group for more than three decades in his native and beloved Porto, trained dozens of students throughout the years, and left a legacy of rigorous skeptical inquiry. He was deeply admired and loved by the people who worked with him. 2/.

I’m deeply saddened by the passing of my MSc supervisor, mentor and dear friend António Amorim. António was the most intelligent and interesting person I’ve ever met, a passionate Mendelian and neutralist who did not have patience for story telling in Biology. 1/.

RT @AidaAndres: Looking forward!.

RT @VeraAldeias: Interested in pursuing a PhD with me and Hussein Kanbar on the taphonomy of sediment DNA🧬? .Contact us and take a look if….

RT @ShimonaKealy: Excited to share our latest paper led by Stuart Hawkins presenting the results from our second excavation of the tiny isl….

RT @HaraldRingbauer: ancIBD is published now! 🧬💀. Our tool brings accurate IBD detection to aDNA. We show that this….

RT @meloferreiraj: Job opportunity @evochange @CIBIO_InBIO! If you have a PhD and experience in genomics, join us to study the scope of ada….

RT @HistArcDNA: New pre-print. A brief thread on yet a further dive into qpAdm and f-stats. (.

RT @ChrisStringer65: Thank you ⁦@RoyalAnthro⁩ ⁦@NHM_Anthro⁩ and a host of great participants for a wonderful conference over the last 2 day….