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2012.01.12
At the end of each year the journal Nature looks back on the preceding 12 months of scientific achievements.
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2011.12.29
Following a yearly tradition, Science's editors and news staff have selected one scientific Breakthrough
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2011.12.21
Professor Eske Willerslev, Centre for GeoGenetics, University of Copenhagen. "This year, he tackled
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2011.12.19
For the first time ever scientists have been able to work backwards by using 126 proteins from a 43,000-year-old
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2011.12.14
This Perl script tracks DNA damage patterns among ancient DNA sequencing reads.
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2011.12.12
Talk by Kristian G. Andersen, PhD Harvard University, Monday December 19th 11am at Centre for GeoGenetics,
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2011.12.11
Danish research team leads the way for future biodiversity monitoring using DNA traces in the environment
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2011.12.02
For a few weeks the Australian summer will be replaced by the cold Copenhagen winter for PhD-student
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2011.11.28
The past decade has seen incredible increases in the power of molecular biological techniques, including
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2011.11.17
On the 1. November 2011, ‘EUROTAST', a Marie Curie Actions Initial Training Network was launched. With
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2011.11.02
Was it humans or climate change that caused the extinctions of the iconic Ice Age mammals? University
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2011.10.20
An astonishing new chapter has been added to North American prehistory with research showing that the
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2011.10.19
Morten Allentoft has been hired as a post doc researcher at GeoGenetics to study the DNA of ancient
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2011.10.07
Scanning electron microscope image of a strand of hair (about 80 micrometers wide) from the Aboriginal
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2011.09.22
New reserach from the Willerslev group show, that the Aboriginal Australians were the first explorers.
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2011.08.22
Ancient DNA research has long been limited to the study of short mitochondrial sequences. New article
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2011.08.15
Article in Science by GeoGenetics' staff.
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