NEOMATRIX
We had another joint lab meeting this week, where Nora Bergfeldt (SU CPG) presented “Genetic traces of cholera in Mexican remains”,
Eva-Maria Geigl & Thierry Grange (IJM/CNRS) presented “DNA in an 1846 usurper’s flute discloses his claims”, and Mehmet Somel (METU/Hacettepe) presented “Untangling genetic admixture and material culture patterns during the Neolithization of the Aegean”.
The NEOMATRIX kick-off meeting was held virtually on the 17th and 18th of February, 2021, with approximately 60 participants. In her opening speech Eva-Maria Geigl explained how the…
As Stockholm University, IJM-CNRS and METU-Hacettepe, we organized a joint symposium in ESEB 2022 in Prague on studying domestication via ancient DNA, with the participations of Anders Götherström,…
Members of the NEOMATRIX team organized a session at this year’s meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists (EAA 2023) which was held at Belfast in Ireland on 30…
From November 29th to December 2nd 2021, we had a computational workshop in Heraklion, Crete, as part of the NEOMATRIX project. The workshop was led by Dr. Pavlos…