Dr. Warinner’s ancient microbiome research featured in PNAS!
LMAMR Co-Director Christina Warinner has been featured in the latest issue of PNAS! Check it out: “Ancient teeth reveal clues about microbiome evolution,” by Jyoti […]
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Kirsten Ziesemer’s research at LMAMR has been featured by Scientias.nl. Check it out!
New bacterial species is named after LMAMR faculty affiliate Paul Lawson!
A new species of bacteria has been named after OU’s Prof. Paul Lawson! Check out the article below: Melissa E Bell, Kathryn A Bernard, Susan […]
LMAMR research featured by biotech company Qiagen!
Qiagen, a leading biotech company whose products we use in our research, is featuring LMAMR research on the ancient microbiome on their website. Check it out!
LMAMR research in Nature Research Highlights!
Our recent article, “Successful enrichment and recovery of whole mitochondrial genomes from ancient human dental calculus,” was featured in Nature’s Research Highlights: “Ancient Genomes from Tooth […]
LMAMR research appears in Archaeology Magazine!
“Dental Calculus Yields Human DNA,” Archaeology Magazine, March 29, 2016.
LMAMR research highlighted in R&D Magazine!
“Dental Plaque Helps Anthropologists Reconstruct Ancient Human Mitogenome,” by Greg Watry, R&D Magazine, March 29, 2016.
LMAMR research featured in National Geographic!
“Tooth Plaque May Hold Clues About Ancient Life,” by Anna Nowogrodzki, March 16, 2016.
Dr. Warinner interviewed on PBS!
Dr. Warinner was recently interviewed about the evolution of human diet on the PBS program SciTech Now. Check it out!
LMAMR featured in the October 2015 issue of Scientific American!
Dr. Christina Warinner’s research on ancient dental calculus is featured in the October 2015 issue of Scientific American! http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/meet-the-dentist-to-the-dead/