Postdoc at @HumanEvoUU | Sheep, Mammoths, Ancient DNA and PopGen
Uppsala, Sweden
Joined May 2009
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Marianne Dehasque retweeted
On November 15th we'll celebrate the 40th aniversary of the first aDNA paper. Join us and our amazing speakers on the #QaggaQonference at 3pm GMT/ 4pm GMT+1 / 10am EST. Save the date!
Marianne Dehasque retweeted
Our paper out today in Cell Biology reports a new Neanderthal skeleton ("Thorin") from Mandrin (France) and the DNA from it shows that he represents a distinct population that stayed isolated for ~50,000 years in Europe from other Neanderthal groups.
cell.com/cell-genomics/fullt…
Marianne Dehasque retweeted
I have a fully funded postdoc position open in my lab. The postdoc will get to work on a whole genome sequence based population genetics project focused on several Greenlandic land mammals. For details see tinyurl.com/2zae8zym. Application deadline is September 27. Please RT.
Marianne Dehasque retweeted
The READv2 paper, the outcome of @masterolojist 's MSc thesis is now out 🥳:
"READv2: advanced and user-friendly detection of biological relatedness in archaeogenomics"
genomebiology.biomedcentral.…
Congrats to Erkin and everyone else involved!!
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Marianne Dehasque retweeted
4-year postdoc position in ancient human population genomics in my lab at the Crick. crick.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/…
Join us if you are interested in studying genetic history and/or natural selection in Europe and/or elsewhere, using ancient human shotgun genomes.
Starting time is flexible.
Marianne Dehasque retweeted
Looking forward to the #SMBE2024 gala dinner. Remember the best cure for the hangover is listening to Xuejing Wang talking about the genomic consequences of a bottleneck of 4 individuals!
Representing our group on July 11, 10:35 am at Las Pilitas room
Marianne Dehasque retweeted
I am very happy to be at #SMBE2024 to receive the amazing news that we are bringing #SMBE2026 to Copenhagen!! Thanks for the vote of trust @OfficialSMBE
📣📣📣 Velkommen to #SMBE2026 in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Congratulations to the Copenhagen Team on a very convincing presentation and the successful bid.
Marianne Dehasque retweeted
We are excited to share our new paper introducing a new tool for scrutinising #ancientDNA data - AMBER - and using this tool to examine reference genome alignment bias.
doi.org/10.1093/bioinformati…
Marianne Dehasque retweeted
Our work on new hybrid yeast for lager 🍺 is in @TheEconomist! Those wild Chilean strains can spice things up! 🥳
🍻🍻🍻 Thrilled to see the broad media interest on our new lager 🍺 hybrid strains @TheEconomist made a lovely article on our recent findings!
economist.com/science-and-te…
From Patagonia to the world! 🌳
@JenniferMolinet @StelkensLab @ibiochile @LiliNucleo
Marianne Dehasque retweeted
Join us! #SMBE24 Symposium on Conservation Genomics
Talks on innovations, applications, and future directions:
Conservation genomics in action🧬🎬
Adaptation to climate change🌡️🌍
Gene duplication and epigenetics🐢🐚
eDNA from footprints🐾🧪
Predicting pathogenic var with AI🤖🧬
Marianne Dehasque retweeted
Enjoying our recent woolly mammoth🦣🧬research? Check also:
👉@MariDehasque's behind-the-scenes look at a decade-long research project theconversation.com/did-inbr…
👉@love_dalen's thread on the marvels of fieldwork in the Arctic xitter.cf/love_dalen/status/1808…
Paper cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092…
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The world's last mammoth died on Wrangel Island at c. 2000 BC.
But what does Wrangel look like today?
Join this 🧵to find out!
RT to show your appreciation for those doing fieldwork in remote places, which is often where the science begins!
cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092…
ALT Field worker extraordinaire Gleb Danilov, with a mammoth tusk on Wrangel Island. Photo: Love Dalén.
Marianne Dehasque retweeted
After just more than 6 years, @jgschraiber and I can finally share the results of one of those "quick side projects":
'Estimating allele frequencies, ancestry proportions and genotype likelihoods in the presence of mapping bias'
doi.org/10.1101/2024.07.01.6…
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Marianne Dehasque retweeted
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The world's last mammoth died on Wrangel Island at c. 2000 BC.
But what does Wrangel look like today?
Join this 🧵to find out!
RT to show your appreciation for those doing fieldwork in remote places, which is often where the science begins!
cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092…
ALT Field worker extraordinaire Gleb Danilov, with a mammoth tusk on Wrangel Island. Photo: Love Dalén.
Marianne Dehasque retweeted
Out in @EvolAppJournal: led by Emily Cavill we show how Seychelles magpie robins lost genetic diversity and accumulated genetic load due to a bottleneck. New populations were established, but lost diversity is v hard to recover, risking long-term survival. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Did Lonely Boy, the last mammoth on Earth, have friends after all? Read all about it here!
Featuring vanishing twin syndrome, The House of Habsburg, and many more.
theconversation.com/did-inbr…
And in case you missed it, this article in is based on our latest paper in Cell: cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092…
@CpgSthlm @love_dalen @IndianaDiez @PatriciaChrzan
Marianne Dehasque retweeted
Full program for #SMBE2024 available here: shorturl.at/0Tp7M (the program activities is divided by halls) A venue map will be provided shortly. T-1 week for #SMBE2024, hope to see everyone in Puerto Vallarta!
Why did the last mammoth population go extinct?
Read all about it in our latest paper: cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092… and have a look at the thread below!
Woolly mammoths survived on Wrangel Island until 2000 BC!
But why did they go extinct?
Were they doomed once stuck on the island?
We went to Siberia, collected bones & teeth, and sequenced 21 complete genomes.
Here is what we found (🧵)
Paper in Cell: cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092…
Marianne Dehasque retweeted
Next Friday (28th) we will have 2 amazing talks about the paleogenomics of woolly mammoths and rock doves. Are you going to miss them?
Register for our #AaRCTikTalk series in our website!
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Marianne Dehasque retweeted
Four days left to apply for this sedaDNA postdoc here at CPG! ⬇️⬇️⬇️
🚨 Postdoc position 🚨
@PalaeoPete is recruiting a postdoc to use sedimentary #ancientDNA 🧬 to better understand climate-associated impacts on an Arctic coastal ecosystem
Deadline: 15th June 2024
Based at #CpgSthlm & @Stockholm_Uni
Come join us! 😀
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