It was really fun doing this interview as part of the new "Eye on Science" Smithsonian series! Come for the research, stay for the bridge-building. torch.si.edu/2023/12/eye-...#WomenInScience#AcademicMom
The top discoveries in human evolution this year (2023) - by Ryan McRae and yours truly for the PLoS Sci Comm blog! scicomm.plos.org/2023/12/19/t...
I'm corresponding author on a paper published online today in Historical Biology "An ethnoarchaeological comparison of observed butchery actions to bone surface modifications of the Dobe !Kung San"! 🎉 Here's an eprint link to read it online (it's not open access). www.tandfonline.com/eprint/ITEMX...
DC locals: I'll be doing a 'paleodiet' Profs and Pints event at Penn Social on Tues Nov 28 at 6 pm! profsandpints.ticketleap.com/paleo/
Part-time (20-24 hours/week-16 weeks), hybrid, paid ($9,000), spring (Jan-May) internship at Smithsonian's MCI "to engage in a learning opportunity geared toward understanding collections management and registration methods". Application deadline Nov 17. mci.si.edu/sites/defaul...
I had a great time 'unraveling the meaty mysteries of human evolution' recently on the Talking Apes podcast! talkingapes.org/posts/briana
Heading west to Colorado for a few days - looking forward to giving a talk and leading a workshop at Colorado State University and attending the Rocky Mountain Biological Anthropology Association conference!
Thank you!
Of all the nonsense journal article invitation submissions I’ve gotten recently, this one is definitely the most amusing. I don’t think those Pleistocene cut marks on a tibia were from emergency surgery, and certainly not dental or maxillofacial surgery… 🤔🙃😂
