Dan Bradley @brad-dan.bsky.social
@brad_dan
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Joined August 2012
Gratz to #KevinDaly @ucdagfood, @UCD_CHAS, and @UCD_Conway for this exciting @ScienceMagazine #paleogenomics and #PopulationGenomics study on the origins and dispersal of domestic sheep. This work was led by @brad_dan @tcdgenmicro. https://t.co/6ESNsBQ2ai
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Our new paper is out! Congrats to the whole team, especially the staff and students @bournemouthuni who have been excavating this incredible site for 15 years (with much more left to uncover!) Widespread matrilocality in Iron Age Britain - Up Na Mná :) https://t.co/OdQyQYR6nV
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⚠️Iron Age RESEARCH klaxon alert⚠️ The new OPEN ACCESS article from the joint @tcddublin @bournemouthuni and @BristolUni work on DNA of the Durotriges: *Continental influx and pervasive matrilocality in Iron Age Britain* Is out @Nature TODAY - enjoy ! https://t.co/vdv4yDXLJb
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Nature - An analysis of ancient mitochondrial and nuclear DNA shows evidence of matrilocal communities in Iron Age Britain.
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Delighted to see our new paper out in Nature https://t.co/4dOTqJT2vS
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Yesterday our paper on the genomics of the extinct aurochs was published in @Nature! I’m so happy to see this work finally released to the wild (ahem…). https://t.co/WcZpWPMR0V 🧵 Please follow along this thread of the main findings! 🐄🧬🦴
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Nature - An analysis of 38 ancient genomes from the aurochs, the extinct ancestor of modern cattle, provides insight into the population ancestry and domestication of this species.
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Our new paper on the dynamic ancient genomic history of the aurochs is out in Nature. Well done to all, esp. Conor Rossi. Free download link.
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I am very honoured to be elected as FRS today. Thanks to all my wonderful co-workers over the years who made this possible.
We are very happy to announce the more than 90 exceptional researchers from across the world who have been elected to the Fellowship of the Royal Society this year, recognised for their invaluable contributions to science. Meet the new Fellows here: https://t.co/n0HZ3gwRAA
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🦴 "Ancient DNA: Beyond Allele Frequencies" 🧬 📣SMBE satellite meeting 🇮🇪Trinity College Dublin, July 29-31, 2024 📅Abstracts close Feb 9, 2024 👉Only 60 slots available 💥Explore the new era of aDNA Don't miss this opportunity! https://t.co/nm8z7smv3u
@tcdgenmicro @OfficialSMBE
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SMBE satellite meeting in Dublin in July 2024. Come discuss haplotype methods for ancient DNA - human and non human research topics are welcome. Stay in Trinity College. Travel Bursaries available for ECRs.
🦴 "Ancient DNA: Beyond Allele Frequencies" 🧬 📣SMBE satellite meeting 🇮🇪Trinity College Dublin, July 29-31, 2024 📅Abstracts close Feb 9, 2024 👉Only 60 slots available 💥Explore the new era of aDNA Don't miss this opportunity! https://t.co/nm8z7smv3u
@tcdgenmicro @OfficialSMBE
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Don’t forget to check out our new tenure track Asst Prof position in the Genetics Dept at TCD! Closing date for applications is the 28th June.
New Assistant Professor position in @tcdgenmicro in @tcddublin
https://t.co/Jc4ajTtnYK Amazing opportunity to be part of our team and expand Genetics research and teaching in Ireland 🇮🇪
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#jobfairy Assistant Professor in Genetics in the School of Genetics and Microbiology, Trinity College Dublin. Please share and encourage wonderful people to apply. Deadline: 12 noon 28th June 2023 Interviews: 31st July 2023 Details and application: https://t.co/xy3SJgYjRW
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Snapped this at Ulster final. What a day!
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Our new paper; were ancient seaways actually highways?
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Looking forward to this talk. The revelations from the study of the aDNA of the man buried in the chamber at Newgrange certainly changed our story! #Newgrange
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'Insights from Bellingcat on Russia's Ukraine ambitions' | RISJ Global Journalism Seminar with Christo Grozev, lead Russia investigator, Bellingcat
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Discovery of mutations causing bone tumours in ancient Ireland. Our new preprint:
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Only a limited number of genetic diseases are diagnosable in archaeological individuals and none have had causal mutations identified in genome-wide screens. Two individuals from the Gaelic Irish...
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With a large set of genomic data from ancient individuals from the Iron and Bronze Age, population movements into Britain are reconstructed https://t.co/9dXo9H1Xhv
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The genomes of ancient individuals who lived in Great Britain and in Europe reveal migration from the continent to southern Britain during the Late Bronze Age. Dan Bradley (@brad_dan) explains in his superb N&V. (For subscribers) https://t.co/by4BrmZGud
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