Great time last night listening to Isaac Kotler at the Continental Club in Greensboro

Same here. Turned out to be broken. Take care.

Ciao, Italy! Nous voyageons à Paris!

Students in the Evolutionary Medicine and Paleopathology Study Abroad course arrived in Venice last night. We had a nice dinner together and a little tour of some of the 118 islands that make up Venice.

Thank you to Valentina Giuffra, Giulia Rincommi, and Antonio Fornaciari for inviting me to give a keynote address at the Human-Environment Interactions during the Late Antique little Ice Age Congress. They organized a fantastic meeting at the University of Pisa and it was my pleasure to attend.

Giving a keynote at this conference in Pisa tomorrow. Really looking forward to hearing from these colleagues about their research and sharing my perspective on climate change and paleopathology.

Lizzie Wade (writer for @aaas.org Science Magazine) just sent me a copy of her new book, which features some of my research on the Indus civilization. I am saving it for the plane trip to Italy next week but I’m so excited to read it!

First graduate student graduation from the Robbins Schug Human Diversity Lab at UNCG! Congratulations Darius Thompson!!!!

It’s Science Everywhere at UNCG! Join 5000 people from all over North Carolina for an awesome free event celebrating science! We’ve got over 60 activities and lab tours, a robot building competition, a robot parade, the Native American Student Association Powwow, and food trucks on campus from 12-4.

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✅ Human resilience in shifting climates
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The Human Diversity Lab @UNCG was founded in 2023 to explore how communities adapt to environmental change & to champion ethical, equitable solutions for sustainable development. Through bioarchaeology & paleopathology, we’re uncovering lessons from the past to inform a just and resilient tomorrow.