By Dr. Douglas R. Waverly, Professor Emeritus of Biochemistry, Yale University

Beware the flashy but unproven A.I.-powered advances.

Residents at the prison contributed $3,810 of their own money, while Kansas Department of Corrections employees added another $457.

The skeletal remains will go back to the Indigenous Naga people of the Indian subcontinent, six years after formal repatriation efforts began.

Two bones from the floor of the Penghu Strait reveal some of the latest evidence of Denisovan survival.

Northeast Africa and Southwest Asia present a rich record of hominin occupations between ca. 100 and 50 thousand years ago (ka) at a critical biogeogr…

Politicians think faculty members don’t teach enough. Here’s what the data says.

Analysis of fossil proteins deepens mystery of the enigmatic Homo naledi

Genetic sequencing of multiple late Neanderthals living less than 52,500 years ago provides an overview of genetic diversity and demonstrates that even low-coverage nuclear genome data can increase re...

1,556 U.S. colleges and universities mapped on Institutional Resilience, Post-College Market Position, and AI Exposure.

An analysis of enamel nanocrystal misorientation in primate and human teeth across three major dietary shifts in human evolution shows that misorientation increased with harder diets, suggesting that ...

Neanderthal medical knowledge has long attracted scholarly interest. Evidence suggests they cared for sick, injured, and elderly group members, with possible use of medicinal plants. However, it remai...

Bayesian modelling of radiometric age estimates provides a robust chronology for Homo erectus at Ngandong (Java), confirming that this site currently represents the last known occurrence of this speci...

Podcast Episode · Uncontrolled Variables · January 1 · 57m

Primate Dental Function and Evolution: Longitudinal 3D Analysis of Tooth Wear in Wild Baboons

The warning signs included a web search, a mother’s doubts, and inklings of a “sexist attitude”

The DAA strives to support & facilitate the exchange of knowledge among those interested in the anthropological study of teeth...for 40 years!

This workshop will provide participants with an introduction to dental data collection using Horos, a free, open-source software platform.