PhD Student 🇪🇪 @unitartu & @genomicstartu (she/her)
Tartu,Eesti
Joined May 2021
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Join us in Turin, or showcase your research online!!🔥🎯
Great news ! 🥳 The #SPAAM7 abstract submission is extended to May 18th! Submit your abstract before its too late ! ⌛️
Click here to submit your abstact:
forms.gle/sRcqmBft2xgWj2js7
Biancamaria Bonucci retweeted
We're hiring a #Postdoc in Population/Statistical Genetics. Work on improving PRS transferability + risk prediction in mixed ancestry.
📅 Term: 01.09.2025–30.09.2027
📍 In collab w/ @helsinkiuni & Estonian Biobank
🧬 Apply by April 30. tinyurl.com/57f36e3u
ALT Join Us at University of Tartu Institute of Genomics: Postdoctoral Position in Polygenic Risk Score Research
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⏳ Reminder: SPAAM7 Abstract Submission is OPEN! ⏳
Don't forget to submit your abstract for #SPAAM7 before the April 30th! 📝✨ This is your chance to share your research with the community !
🔗 Submit here: forms.gle/qDLSJCRZyipNQuZc6
Submit your Abstract!!
Let's make an amazing SPAAM7 together and enjoy Turin!!🇮🇹🦠🧬🫶
Abstract submission for #SPAAM7 is now officially OPEN! 🚀
We look forward to your submissions – don't miss the opportunity to share your work!
📅 Open until April 30th
🔗 Submit here: spaam-community.org/events/n…
#SPAAM7 #SPAAM #aDNA #sedaDNA #AncientMetagenomics
Congrats to @FraRavasini and @euglenadat ,
great researchers doing great science 🔥
Go check their last work😍
🚨Our latest preprint on ancient Italy is out with a new Republican sample!🚨
Is the Roman Empire ancestry shift towards the Near East really an Imperial thing?
⏲️We show that it probably began from the Republican period 200 years before the Empire.
1/n
tinyurl.com/yk4vresz
When you discover also Darwin had impostor syndrome, you understand you should be more gentle with yourself❤️🩹
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The Laetoli Footprints were discovered #OnThisDay in 1976, during a playful exchange of team members hurling elephant dung at each other. The 3.6 million-year-old trace fossils were probably left by Australopithecines. s.si.edu/2kphA4Z
If you are attending #EESHuman go check these two posters!!!
Two posters from our group at the EMBL #EESHuman at Heidelberg!
Come and meet us!
Nr 61 if you are curious about aDNA and interaction between Longobards and Byzantines in Italy.⚔️
Nr 105 if you want to learn more about African pop history around the Sahara and along the Nile.🏝️
Excited to finally share our preprint featuring a detailed metagenomic and metaproteomic exploration of archaeological bone-adhered soil! 🧬🦴🐀👩🔬
Thanks to all the collaborators involved in this project!
@euglenadat @EsterOras @AKushniarevich @twarinner
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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🏆 A prestigious ERC grant has been awarded to support groundbreaking research into the lives of ancient people through the study of their diet. 🍽️
READ MORE 👇
researchinestonia.eu/2024/09…
Biancamaria Bonucci retweeted
We are currently advertising two fully-funded PhD scholarships to reconstruct Australia’s pre-European mammal communities using ancient sedimentary and bulk-bone DNA. For further details, please see:
lnkd.in/eBC_kpS9
Biancamaria Bonucci retweeted
Un grande grazie a tuttɜ ɜ partecipantɜ per aver reso speciale il Congresso GIGA! 🙌 Noi del comitato organizzativo siamo davvero orgogliosɜ del successo di questi giorni e gratɜ per le preziose discussioni e contributi. Alla prossima edizione! #GIGA2024
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I momenti importanti dei convegni... ovviamente punto focale anche al Primo Congresso @GIGA_antrop !
And that’s a wrap for this #EAA2024 🙌🏻
After one year of planning, we did it, bringing together many different people and engaging in challenging discussions, in my city!!
Grateful for having shared the journey with these 4 amazing human beings 🦠🏛️♥️
@notmaxib @archaeologyEAA
Go read what @microQuaglia wrote 🔥🔥
"Human-pathogens and plants, a Neolithic evolutionary tale"
More from this Forum in @TrendsMicrobiol cell.com/trends/microbiology…
At the end, we had a round table and discussion in groups, on the importance of the dialogue between archaeology and metagenomics, and the steps forward we would like to take 📣 🦴🦠♥️ @archaeologyEAA #session854
In the last session, we had Reed Harder, @NikolayOskolkov and Toni de Dios, that presented methodological advancements!!
@archaeologyEAA #EAA2024
The third sub-session on Methodological advancements starts with Liam Lanigan and Sarah Croix speaking about ancient poop 💩
@archaeologyEAA #EAA2024
And the second sub session ends with @toykanozdogan and Guillermo Sanchez speaking about the importance of sedaDNA analysis #EAA2024 @archaeologyEAA #session854
