RT @CesarFortesLima: I'm thrilled that our new article was published today in @AJHGNews. It was an excellent collaboration with @cschlebu,…

Here is a nice News piece ( by @spoke32 about the work, with a quote from @JoGretzing. 6/6

Excellent book review on "The trouble with ancient DNA" by my colleague @KathrinNaegele:

Nice article in National Geographics (in German) on our findings of dynastic relationships among Celtic elite burials, featuring Angela Mötsch from my group:

RT @Diyendo: Our Cell Genomics preview “Double or Nothing – Ancient Duplications in the Amylase Locus Drove Human Adaptation” covering Yilm…

RT @yun_s_song: Our work, which shows statistical issues with the previous claim of a severe ancient bottleneck in the ancestry of African…

"Ancient DNA reveals family ties" is named on of the top 10 Science Break-throughs in 2024 by Science (. Our work on early Celtic princely burials and their discovered close kinship gets mentioned, too!

RT @MPI_GEA: The Max Planck Institute of Geoanthropology is pleased to announce that Dr. Patrick Roberts @palaeotropics will join its board…

RT @YunDeng5: This work about the severe African bottleneck hypothesis is now published on Genetics at: More detai…

RT @HaraldRingbauer: 👏👏 @arevsumer! Contains our IBD analysis led by @YileiHuang317: Multiple really long 20cm++ IBD segments link the tw…

RT @IasiLeonardo: Out today in @sciencemagazine, we've journeyed into our shared history with Neandertals by analyzing over 300 present-day…

RT @vagheesh: New paper led by star PhD student @mrschwob (who is currently on the statistics job market) building a bayesian hierarchical…

RT @maxplanckpress: Congratulations to our 15 outstanding researchers who secured 12 #ERC Synergy Grants! 🎉🤗The grants, up to €10M (in spec…

RT @MPI_EVA_Leipzig: Congrats to Alexander Herbig, group leader in the Archaeogenetics Dept @MPI_EVA_Leipzig, for being awarded an @ERC_Res…

@GingerHowley @aylwyn_scally Oh no, I finally understand what you meant. Indeed I was looking at the "For You" section, which is rubbish. OK, at least something that one can control here... thanks for pointing out!