
PhD Candidate in Biological Anthropology @CSUAnthGR 🦴 @TheLeakeyFndtn Baldwin Fellow 🌍 Former curator @ National Museum of Ethiopia 🇪🇹 @AAU_Official alum
Fort Collins, CO
Joined June 2019
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Taphonomic analysis at Liang Bua reveals the behavioral and technological capabilities of Homo floresiensis | Science Advances science.org/doi/10.1126/scia…
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New from my PhD research: "The Genomics of T’ef and Finger Millet Domestication and Spread" now out in the Royal Society B.
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My take on how the human story should be told. nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
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While we celebrate the 50th anniversary of Lucy, we also talk about the future of Human Origins research.
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Attended the Rocky Mountain Biological Anthropology Association's 3rd annual meeting in Denver and enjoyed Andrew Du's incredible keynote.
@RMBioAnth #paleoanthropology #paleoecolog #Archaeology
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Had a great time attending the #Leakey Foundation's online event on #African palaeoscience and seeing my friends and myself featured in the presentation! Thank you all for your fantastic presentations!
#PAST #Paleoanthropology #Lucy
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🌍✨ Join PAST, @TheLeakeyFndtn, and @HumanOrigins this Saturday, 14 Sept, for a free online event celebrating two iconic African fossils. Moderated by @_lschroeder, explore the past, present, and future of African palaeoscience. Register now: streamyard.com/watch/W9nUBwM…
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In my paper out today, coauthor Bernard Wood and I explore the potential impacts of a spatially limited fossil record on understanding human evolution. We do this using two "thought experiments", focusing on the Eastern African Rift Valley. (1/4)
Can't wait to see you all next week at the #EAAPP conference in Addis Ababa! #paleoanthropology #Ethiopia 🇪🇹
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A new trick for slowing deforestation might just be the oldest one in the book: reverence. Some 35,000 churches of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church steward country’s last remaining old-growth forests, which appear as circular oases scattered throughout the northern region.
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Incredibly excited and honored to have been awarded a dissertation fieldwork grant from @TheLeakeyFndtn which will support my research mapping the pattern of hominin activities at Olduvai Gorge! It's going to be a great summer!! – at Colorado, USA
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I’m helping to organize a conference, and multiple presenters have said their department/institution may not or definitely will not support them to travel to a conference if they are “only” presenting a poster, not a podium talk. Can we change this policy? #Academia
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This life-altering research project I worked on as an undergraduate is now published in Nature! 🇪🇹
I met @TewabeNegash here and now we're co-authors together 😊
Thanks to the hard work and persistence of everyone involved, especially Dr. K.
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“Adaptive foraging along dry-season waterholes would have transformed seasonal rivers into ‘blue highway’ corridors, potentially facilitating an out-of-Africa dispersal and suggesting that the event was not restricted to times of humid climates”
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Thrilled to contribute to this research project! Huge shoutout to Prof. John Kappelmann and everyone involved in this incredible work! nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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postdoc on hominin postcranial morphology to work on the Woranso-Mille hominins with Yohannes Haile-Selassie et al! apply.interfolio.com/137850
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Change is needed! Check out our comments on the Science about science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…


































