A study on Late Neolithic and Early Bronze Age individuals from southeastern Poland. The people from Pełczyska seems to have been a tiny little bit different from their contemporaries: https://ancientdnablog.wordpress.com/2020/04/18/the-late-neolithic-people-from-pelczyska/ #cpgSTHLM #archaeogenetics #aDNA
COVID19, even though we are an ancient DNA laboratory, there are things we are able to help out with: https://ancientdnablog.wordpress.com/2020/04/02/covid19-and-cpg/ #archaeogenetics #aDNA #COVID19 #cpgSTHLM
We received Twinning support from EU today. The idea is for organizations within EU to work with organizations in collaborating countries, and we will do it around the Neolithisation: https://ancientdnablog.wordpress.com/2020/03/23/neomatrix-a-way-to-make-our-research-more-interesting/ #aDNA #archaeogenetics #cpgSTHLM
I need someone to help me turn bones into genomic data, why I announce a position as a laboratory assistant at CPG: https://ancientdnablog.wordpress.com/2020/03/12/be-a-laboratory-assistant-at-cpg/?fbclid=IwAR1O39yscuiW_iO2Kii3OI3KCvz_YVT8b5R709YC9kpfYJTu9e7tAE4ogsA #aDNA #archaeogenetics #cpgSTHLM
Our PhD student @JMasviken will defend his licentiate thesis "Patterns of vascular plant diversity along altitude gradients in the Swedish mountains" via Zoom today at 13:30.
Tune in if interested! https://www.su.se/zoologi/english/about-us/events/licentiate-seminar-johannes-m%C3%A5sviken-1.495484
