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Many mammal species' populations are declining but the effects of small population size on the genomic makeup of species remains unclear. SoAA Prof. Alison Behie's co-authored a paper in Nature Communications considers these effects on the endangered Cat Ba langur🐒quicklink.anu.edu.au/yjgf

Congratulations to A/Prof Laura Wilson Laura Wilson, ARC Future Fellow & Head of Biological Anthropology, on winning the 2024 Vice-Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Supervision! 👏✨ Read more on all winners, selected from a record 54 submissions 🔽 quicklink.anu.edu.au/si6i

SoAA Lecturer Dr Petra Vaiglova & her Master's students are fresh back from successful poster presentations at AEAOxford ✅ Nice to see the ANU SHRIMP Lab mascot out and about, too! 🦐

Join us for a new semester of the Centre for Archaeological Research (CAR) Seminars! Convened by Dr Anna Florin Anna Florin the seminars are on Fridays, 3:30pm-4:30pm. Next Friday 21 Feb: Dr Laura Rademaker from ANU School of History

Join us Monday 24 Feb at 3pm for next in the ANU's Anthropology Seminar Series - By Birth or by Trump: Citizenship and New Right Populism. Further details, including how to join via Zoom available here: archanth.cass.anu.edu.au/events/birth-o…

Where can the Bachelor of Arts take you? Find out at ourANU Open Day! Join CASS Dean Prof. Bronwyn Parry & student ambassador Ashleigh O'Toole for this must-attend talk. Explore your future in the humanities, arts, and social sciences. Register here: cass.anu.edu.au/open-day

Next in the Anthropology Seminar Series, Prof Kalpana Ram presents: Disgust, Pleasure and Aesthetic ‘Judgement’. Classical south Indian music/dance and postcolonial fractures of habitus, taste and affect. Presented in person & online. More details: archanth.cass.anu.edu.au/events/disgust…

Coming up in the Centre for Archaeological Research (CAR) Seminars - Friday 28 Feb: Dr Michelle Richards (University of Melbourne) 'The history of archaeology and museums in the Pacific: where are we now?' More details: tinyurl.com/bdfzmt27

Coming up in the Centre for Archaeological Research (CAR) Seminars - Friday 14 March: PhD Candidate (ANU) Hendri A.F. Kaharudin, 'Prehistoric Coastal Resource Dynamics in Island Southeast Asia' More details here: archanth.cass.anu.edu.au/events/prehist…

First up in the 2025 Biological Anthropology Research (BAR) Seminar series: The evolution of tiered social organizations: The case of the Rwenzori colobus presented by Dr. Julie Teichroeb (University of Toronto) Online via zoom: archanth.cass.anu.edu.au/events/evoluti…

The first of ANU's Brainwaves series features Associate Professor Laura Wilson, Head of Biological Anthropology. Watch Laura discuss her research which uses imaging technology to help us understand how sex & gender influence degenerative conditions tinyurl.com/yak9w35u

Join us online for the next Anthropology Seminar: Asst Prof Chandan Bose from Dept of Liberal Arts, Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad: 'Encounters with the Indian criminal justice system: Cases of queer dating violence in India' More details here: rb.gy/gfjnz1

Join us on Mon 28 April at 3pm for next in the ANU's Anthropology Seminar Series - Pierre Bourdieu and The Socio-Existential Physics of Viability, presented by Ghassan Hage (Uni of Melb) Further details, including how to join via Zoom available here: tinyurl.com/4pzsf4ye

In her new paper published in the Journal of Archaeological Science, Petra Vaiglova asks, 'How can we improve statistical training in archaeological science?' sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Join us on Mon 28 April at 3pm for next in the ANU's Anthropology Seminar Series - Pierre Bourdieu and The Socio-Existential Physics of Viability, presented by Ghassan Hage, University of Melbourne. Presented in person and online. Further details here: tinyurl.com/4pzsf4ye

Assoc Prof Laura Wilson used 3D imaging techniques to re-examine an ancient arm bone (108million yrs old) belonging to an ancestor of echidnas revealed that echidnas evolved from a swimming, platypus-like ancestor. Full article in 'The Conversation': theconversation.com/echidna-ancest…