Tracey Heatherington tracks global gene banking initiatives
Heatherington’s research tracks global gene banking initiatives across scales and networks of collaboration, connected through the node of the Svalbard Global Seed Vault.
Heatherington’s research tracks global gene banking initiatives across scales and networks of collaboration, connected through the node of the Svalbard Global Seed Vault.
“The archaeology of death: mortuary archaeology in the US and Europe 1990-2013” by Bettina Arnold and Robert Jeske has just appeared in the journal Annual Review of Anthropology.
Malaby presented his lecture at the University College London’s Center for Digital Anthropology.
Arnold and Masters candidate Barbara McClendon installed an exhibit at Forest Home Cemetery’s “Halls of History” for Doors Open Milwaukee
Anthropology faculty members and PhD students presented papers at the European Association of Archaeologists 20th meeting.
The UWM Graduate School Research Committee awarded Arnold $15,000 in Subvention Funds.
Campbell presented “The emergence of language with music and ritual: an hypothesis” on June 27.
Turner recently received the AAPA’s Gabriel W. Lasker Award for Distinguished Service.
Heatherington’s course “The Political Ecology in Imagination” was mentioned in a New York Times article.
Associate Professor Erica Bornstein’s research was feature research was featured in a story on the Today@UWM website.