Microbe Magazine: Periodontal pathogens from medieval teeth
Our recent ancient dental calculus paper has been featured in this month’s Microbe Magazine, the official magazine of the American Society of Microbiology.
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1000 YAŞINDAKİ ALMANYALININ AĞZINDAKİ GENOMLAR
“1000 YAŞINDAKİ ALMANYALININ AĞZINDAKİ GENOMLAR,” by Omer Gokumen, June 4, 2014.
New Scientist: Time travelers – meet your ancestors’ microbes
Our research has been featured in the article “Time travelers – meet your ancestors’ microbes” by Sharon Levy in the April 2014 issue of the […]
University of Tulsa, Public Lecture on “Microbiomes and Paleomicrobiology,” May 2, 2014
Dr. Christina Warinner will present “Paleomicrobiology, Historic Pandemics, Ancient Diet, and our Microbial Self” on May 2, 2014, from 4pm – 5:30pm. The talk is open […]
University of Tulsa, Lambda Alpha Senior Spring Dinner Talk, “Exploring Ancient Diets,” May 1, 2014
Dr. Christina Warinner will present the Lambda Alpha Senior Spring Dinner Talk, “Exploring Ancient Diets,” in the Department of Anthropology at the University of Tulsa […]
British Dental Journal: Calculus is a long-term reservoir of disease
Our recent dental calculus research has been featured in this month’s issue of the British Dental Journal.
New Scientist: Heritage plaque – our ancestors’ health read from teeth
Our recent article in Nature Genetics was profiled in a new article by Sharon Levy in the New Scientist: Heritage plaque – our ancestors’ health read […]
American Association of Physical Anthropologist meetings, Calgary, Canada, April 8-12, 2014
Dr. Cecil M. Lewis will present a podium presentation entitled, “Human Microbiomes and Non-Traditional Molecular Archaeology,” at the 83rd annual American Association of Physical Anthropologists meetings in […]
Society for American Archaeology meetings, Austin, TX, April 23-27, 2014
Dr. Christina Warinner will present a podium presentation entitled, “Ancient Biomolecules and New Possibilities in Mixtec Archaeology,” at the 79th annual Society for American Archaeology meetings in […]
Nature Genetics: Ancient human oral plaque preserves a wealth of biological data
“Ancient human oral plaque preserves a wealth of biological data,” by Jessica Metcalf, Luke Ursell, and Rob Knight, April, 2014.