Harald Ringbauer (@haraldringbauer) 's Twitter Profile
Harald Ringbauer

@haraldringbauer

Population Geneticist @MPI_EVA_Leipzig. Creating computational tools. Inferring (pre)history from ancient DNA.
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MPI-EVA Leipzig (@mpi_eva_leipzig) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Great news! 🥳 Led by the amazing Mateja Hajdinjak, a new Max Planck Research Group for Hominin Palaeogenomics started MPI-EVA Leipzig. 😊😍 Using cutting-edge #aDNA methods, its goal is to shed light on past encounters between hominin groups. Max Planck Society eva.mpg.de/press/news/art…

Great news! 🥳 Led by the amazing <a href="/MatejaHajdi/">Mateja Hajdinjak</a>, a new Max Planck Research Group for Hominin Palaeogenomics started <a href="/MPI_EVA_Leipzig/">MPI-EVA Leipzig</a>. 😊😍 Using cutting-edge #aDNA methods, its goal is to shed light on past encounters between hominin groups. <a href="/maxplanckpress/">Max Planck Society</a> eva.mpg.de/press/news/art…
Sinan Shi (@shisinan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Our paper on the GEL haplotype reference panel and the latest whole-genome imputed #ukbiobank data (21008) is out #NatureGenetics, implying rare non-coding mutations are not as disruptive as coding variants. nature.com/articles/s4158…

Robert Davies (@robbie_stats) 's Twitter Profile Photo

On behalf of Zilong Li , Anders Albrechtsen and myself, I’m pleased to announce the release of QUILT2, a method for lc-WGS imputation using biobank scale reference panels that works on diverse sequencing input data including NIPT data. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Yuval Simons (@yuvalsim) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We know that DNA introgressed from one population into another is often deleterious, but why? Carl Veller and I show that stabilizing selection, by itself, can induce selection against introgressed ancestry. doi.org/10.1101/2024.0…

Ida Moltke (@idamoltke) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I have a fully funded postdoc position open in my lab. The postdoc will get to work on a whole genome sequence based population genetics project focused on several Greenlandic land mammals. For details see tinyurl.com/2zae8zym. Application deadline is September 27. Please RT.

Anders Götherström (@andersgother) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We have collected sediment cores from lakes on northern Greenland, and now we need a postdoc to help us with the sedaDNA. If you are interested in sedaDNA, the Arctic, and human-faunal interaction, apply for this postdoc at CPG in Stockholm: su.se/english/about-… #aDNA #CPG

We have collected sediment cores from lakes on northern Greenland, and now we need a postdoc to help us with the sedaDNA. If you are interested in sedaDNA, the Arctic, and human-faunal interaction, apply for this postdoc at CPG in Stockholm: su.se/english/about-… #aDNA #CPG
Max Planck Society (@maxplanckpress) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Calling all emerging scientists - it’s time to send us an application! 😉😎 Lead your own #MaxPlanck Research Group w/ €2.7M in funding over 6 yrs, full independence & resources to hire staff. State-of-the-art infrastructure awaits you!🌟 Apply today➡️mpg.de/career/max-pla…

Alessandro Raveane (@raveancic) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We’re thrilled to see our paper (rb.gy/u6islv) on the amylase locus published in nature last week! HUGE thanks to Nicole Soranzo and Erik Garrison (Human Technopole) for setting the stage to collaborate with Peter Sudmant and his lab at UC Berkeley - CR: S. Brandini 1/n

We’re thrilled to see our paper (rb.gy/u6islv) on the amylase locus published in <a href="/Nature/">nature</a> last week! HUGE thanks to <a href="/nicolesoranzo/">Nicole Soranzo</a> and <a href="/erikgarrison/">Erik Garrison</a>  (<a href="/humantechnopole/">Human Technopole</a>) for setting the stage to collaborate with <a href="/psudmant/">Peter Sudmant</a> and his lab at <a href="/UCBerkeley/">UC Berkeley</a> - CR: S. Brandini 1/n
Harald Ringbauer (@haraldringbauer) 's Twitter Profile Photo

⬇️Exciting work about the population history of Rapa Nui - using 15 genomes from ~|1750-1900 CE Interested in haplotype-sharing? See Referee #5 in the peer review files; there is some insightful back-and-forth regarding accurate ROH & IBD calls (which feature centrally here)

Eugenia D'Atanasio 🧬🦴 (@euglenadat) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Happy to have been part of this work with fantastic colleagues! Low Genetic Impact of the Roman Occupation of Britain in Rural Communities academic.oup.com/mbe/article/41… "The Roman period in East Anglia was not one of great genetic change"

Sasha Gusev (@sashagusevposts) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I wrote about the paucity of genetic evidence for very recent selective sweeps and the generally odd and sporadic nature of the ones we do see. A 🧵:

I wrote about the paucity of genetic evidence for very recent selective sweeps and the generally odd and sporadic nature of the ones we do see. A 🧵:
Iosif Lazaridis (@iosif_lazaridis) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Congratulations to Ali Akbari Ali Akbari on his amazing new work on selection in Western Eurasia that is finally released as a preprint after years of painstaking work. Accompanying it is a selection browser (beta) reich-ages.rc.hms.harvard.edu biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Sasha Gusev (@sashagusevposts) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Really interesting new paper from Akbari et al. identifying a lot more selection in ancient DNA than previous approaches. I think it gets at three core challenges for this type of analysis where our understanding is still limited. 🧵

João C. Teixeira (@teixeirajoaoc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Preprint alert🚨This one is special, as I am happy to share our latest work on the genetic history of my native Portugal! Led by postdoc Xavier Roca-Rada, PhD, we use aDNA to uncover dynamic interactions between migrant and local communities across millennia! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

MPI-EVA Leipzig (@mpi_eva_leipzig) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Oldest human #DNA from South Africa decoded to date. 10,000-year-old DNA provides insights into the region's #population history. Study by Joscha Gretzinger, Victoria Gibbon, Stephan Schiffels et al. in NatureEcoEvo. MPI-EVA Leipzig UCT tinyurl.com/3fjzu5vr & nature.com/articles/s4155…

Oldest human #DNA from South Africa decoded to date. 10,000-year-old DNA provides insights into the region's #population history. Study by <a href="/JoGretzing/">Joscha Gretzinger</a>, Victoria Gibbon, <a href="/stschiff/">Stephan Schiffels</a> et al. in <a href="/NatureEcoEvo/">NatureEcoEvo</a>. <a href="/MPI_EVA_Leipzig/">MPI-EVA Leipzig</a> <a href="/UCT_news/">UCT</a> tinyurl.com/3fjzu5vr &amp; nature.com/articles/s4155…
Graham Coop (@graham_coop) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The UC Davis Center for Population Biology postdoctoral fellowship is now being advertised. This is a great opportunity to come join our wonderful community of Evolution & Ecology here at Davis. Please RT cpb.ucdavis.edu/cpb-postdoc-fe…

Graham Coop (@graham_coop) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My lab read this paper biorxiv.org/content/10.110… for journal club, and had some thoughts on the strong claims made about the number of signals of selection found. 1/

Stephan Schiffels (@stschiff) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Here are three quick takeaways from our study on human remains from Oakhurst rock shelter in South Africa (nature.com/articles/s4155…), which we published in NatEcolEvol last week with UCT and MPI-EVA Leipzig:

Here are three quick takeaways from our study on human remains from Oakhurst rock shelter in South Africa (nature.com/articles/s4155…), which we published in NatEcolEvol last week with <a href="/UCT_news/">UCT</a> and <a href="/MPI_EVA_Leipzig/">MPI-EVA Leipzig</a>: