Our latest paper presenting further analyses on Kapi ramnagarensis is now published. With Alejandra Ortiz, Kelsey Pugh, Ph.D. Chris Campisano Biren A. Patel Ningthoujam Premjit Singh, John Fleagle, and Rajeev Patnaik authors.elsevier.com/a/1kOdxAlZXXrzI

Big things are happening on the North side of the building! Stay tuned for our soon to be announced *combined morphology lab* name (The "Grine-Russo-Rossie-Mongle Lab" hasn't caught on).

Happy New Year! Celebrate our #BlackinAnat 2024 Highlights! 🗣️ Networking social sponsored by Primal Pictures 3D Human Anatomy & Physiology  🧠 Internship with Primal Pictures 🥼3 New Professional Development Webinars  🫀 4th #BlackinAnatWeek  🎨 4th Paint & Celebrate  🖍️ New Anatomy Coloring Pages

What a great surprise to bump into my fellow IDPAS cohort-member at the National Museums of Kenya collections! It’s always so nice to see Deming Yang and catch up 🤗 but especially so far away from home.

Thank you! Great to see you, too! It was fun and I hope all is well with your new position!

Save the date, Stony Brook is hosting NERVES this year on April 11, 2025. Email [email protected] with any questions

We're searching for a database and lab manager to work at U Notre Dame on the Amboseli Baboons! Please circulate and apply! 🐵🖥️🐵🖥️ docs.google.com/document/d/1nd…

📢This year’s NorthEast Regional Vertebrate Evolution Symposium (NERVES) will take place on Friday April 11th, 2025 at Stony Brook University , NY!🥳🎉 Deadline for submitting a presentation title and author list will be March 14th. Spread the word far & wide! For more info, see below⬇️

IDPAS faculty member Carrie Mongle quoted in a recent CNN article on hominin diversity cnn.com/2025/01/24/sci…

Congratulations, Deming!!

Are you interested in understanding macroevolution and phylogenetic trees? Join us on Wednesday, February 12th for a seminar featuring Dr. Daniel Caetano and his lecture "Comparative Methods and the Macroevolution of Complex Phenotypes." 💬 See you there! :)

IDPAS faculty Joeva Rock was recently interviewed by Stony Brook University's C4E Presents podcast about the politicization of GMOs. Listen here! open.spotify.com/show/75fg3i2ql…

So excited to see what you find!

Congratulations, Amanda K Rowe, Ph.D. ! news.stonybrook.edu/university/eye…

🚨New article🚨Our #research on #elephant🐘and #strontium #isotopes in #teeth🦷is published with Springer Nature in Communications Biology. We show how Sr is recorded in teeth and how we use such records to reconstruct migration UofU Geology & Geophysics RGGS at AMNH Katya Podkovyroff (she/her) nature.com/articles/s4200…

Happy to share some behind-the-scenes stories, about our recent paper in Communications Biology. Our loyal participant, a Utah's Hogle Zoo #elephant named Misa🐘, has a lot to tell about her #epic #journey from #sanfrancisco to #saltlakecity, preserved in her teeth 🦷go.nature.com/438Ugey

#BlackinAnat honors the theme of African Americans in Labor this #BlackHistoryMonth by highlighting the percentages of Black scientists, educators, and clinicians in healthcare. Black workers are underrepresented in US healthcare and academic medicine jobs. See the numbers!

TBI will host their Study Abroad program, Summer Origins Field School. Members will collaborate with scientists and conduct fieldwork at active hominin fossil locations and archaeological excavations in Kenya. Join the Info Session Monday, March 3 at 12:30pm in Library E1340!

Big congratulations to Alex Chege! 🎉 Alex, a PhD student in the Ecology & Evolution Department, recently secured funding from the Leakey Foundation for his research with the Markham Lab. Excited to see where this work leads! #ResearchFunding #PhDResearch #StonyBrookEvolution

✨NEW INTERVIEW✨ RETURN OF THE TOOLMAKER - Hands of Paranthropus ~ with DR CARRIE MONGLE Carrie Mongle Louise Leakey #evolutionsoup #evolution #paleoanthropology #science #fossils 👇🏿👇🏽 youtu.be/kcGgfUbbkwE