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Latest News
- Ancient DNA Provides New Insights into Ashkenazi Jewish History: Analysis reveals medieval genetic diversity, illuminates founder event
- Legendary Battle of Himera was triumph of Greek heroism, kind of: Genetics Professor David Reich traces the movements of people who traveled extraordinarily long distances to fight in the Battle of Himera
- Characterization of Pan social systems reveals in-group/out-group distinction and out-group tolerance in bonobos
- Old Mysteries, New Insights: Ancient DNA illuminates 15,000 years of history at Europe-Asia crossroads
- How humans evolved to get along (to extent that we do)
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Please join HEB for the virtual Graduate Program Open House on 11/1! Info & registration link here: t.co/wWalvl9ZAm t.co/EKjtEDc4zH
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New research from the Reich Lab in a trio of papers, published Aug. 25 in the journal Science, tell the most complete story yet of ancestry in this pivotal part of the world: t.co/ZbuZexcI8g)
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HEB's Bridget Alex wrote the script for a recent podcast about Denisovans - listen here: t.co/mPjLfuVsF0
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When @HarvardHEB's David Reich and colleagues compared genomes of Northern Europeans, Native Americans, and Southern Europeans, they observed Northern Europeans have a massive contribution of genetic material from a population related to Native Americans. t.co/Klgz0WkQO0 t.co/KVvo06dMWf
