Out today, we present high quality ancient DNA data for Beachy Head Woman (BHW) for the first time. Hers is a story about changing interpretations, science communication, and cutting-edge genetic technology...🧵
https://t.co/3Mr2EvslGA
It was the Romans!
Our understanding of Beachy Head Woman has changed a lot over the past decade as new technology has improved our knowledge of her life.
Find out what's been revealed 👇
https://t.co/tegY3oDecF
Out today, we present high quality ancient DNA data for Beachy Head Woman (BHW) for the first time. Hers is a story about changing interpretations, science communication, and cutting-edge genetic technology...🧵
https://t.co/3Mr2EvslGA
It's an immense privilege to be able to study samples from people's remains and it was important that we worked hard to uncover as much of Beachy Head Woman's story as possible.
Have a read of the whole story here: https://t.co/sBm4N66uWc
Really excited to share the first paper from my PhD - it’s all about assumptions in modelling and the history of early population genetics… 🧵
https://t.co/iL5JycEa00
As a geneticist by training it was daunting setting out to write a paper about the history of science, but it has been really thought provoking considering how theoretical models are conceived and what embedded assumptions we continue to apply.
@andersbrgstrm@jessrpeto@GenSocUK If this sounds like you and you’d like find out more or come along, shoot me a DM and I can add you our mailing list!
A year ago @Pooja_Swali, @StrangAlex, @Mattias_Sherman, Pia Aanstad and I restarted the London Ancient DNA Network. Last week we hosted our first symposium at @NHM_London - Ancient Canine Evolution 🧵
@andersbrgstrm@jessrpeto@GenSocUK The goal of the Network is to bring together people at all career stages and disciplines working on Ancient DNA in (and around) London. Every few months we host informal talks about new research followed by great pub chats