Trivia Tuesday: who am I?

.GRSchug led a study that analyzed thousands of years’ worth of data, revealing the impacts of environmental shifts on human health. The paper tied its findings to contemporary climate change and mitigation strategies.

Read more: grist.org/fix/grist-50/2…

50 climate leaders were selected by grist to tell their stories & drive innovative solutions to our planet’s biggest problems. GRSchug is among those #grist50 🎉 bringing biological anthropology to the forefront of climate action 🔍 grist.org

Congrats to my lab group 2022-2023! Ya'all were amazing and I look forward to welcoming many of you back this year, along with new members! #GreatTeam UNCG UNCG Biology

Join us ⁦UNCG Biology⁩! Visiting #AssistantProfessor #academicJob ⁦Black In STEM Education⁩ ⁦BlackInGenetics⁩ ⁦Black in Anatomy⁩ jobs.chronicle.com/job/37457642/v…

Visiting Assistant Professor position UNCG Biology starting Fall 2023. The position is a 3:3 teaching load and 25% research. Lots of different research foci are of interest. Please distribute this ad widely
spartantalent.uncg.edu/postings/2592

New paper from us in #Nature ! We’ve consulted many archives about what happened at the end of the Late Bronze Age but #tree -rings give us nature’s ultimate archive to see how #climate changed at high temporal resolution and at regional spatial scales: nature.com/articles/s4158…

Biocultural adaptations in the past 12,000 yrs featured in ⁦⁦PNASNews⁩ last month. In a period of climatic amelioration, some communities relied more on domesticated foods, changing Earth’s landscape, environment⁦⁦⁦, & epidemiology. pnas.org/topic/547

The Most Dynamic and Impactful – How the Last 12,000 Years Have Shaped What Humans Are Today scitechdaily.com/the-most-dynam…

I am delighted our new ancient DNA study on the Aegean is now published NatureEcoEvo! nature.com/articles/s4155…

I want to thank all the coauthors and colleagues from MPI-EVA Leipzig, the institutions in Greece, Germany, and North America for being part of this study!

Climate-change-linked drought and heavy rainfall are linked to diarrhea in children, according to an analysis of 611,154 children under 3 years of age in 51 countries. The authors include suggestions for mitigating the harm. In PNAS: ow.ly/bsko50MmY3y

🚨 It's out! The January issue of Human Biology Association & Amer J Hum Biol is a #SI featuring 8 papers addressing 5 of the most impt #ExtremeClimaticEvents for #HumanBiology & #Health ! 1) Extreme Heat, 2) changes in extreme cold, 3) hurricanes/cyclones, 4) flooding, & 5) drought
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/15206300/2…

Chaunesey Clemmons (UNCG Biology UNCG Research) and colleagues discuss their most recent paper in #ForensicAnthropology on standards for #ancestry estimation, terminology, and how language demonstrates deep flaws with current practice in the discipline.

If you’re considering moving to mastodon but don’t know how to find your tweeps, this site will find everyone you follow on Twitter for you and you can follow all of them on Mastodon with the click of one button! Many folks have moved. Check it out. movetodon.org