Quaternary Isotope Paleoecology Lab Here at the QUIP Lab we are interested in applying stable isotope analysis of biological materials-teeth, shell, bone, chitin, and keratin-to aid in investigating topics like climate change, reconstructing paleoenvironments, identifying mobility and migration, detecting diet, and assessing human-environment interactions. Read more about Quaternary Isotope Paleoecology Lab
The Fifth Beginning: What six million years of human history can tell us about our future Read Professor Kelly's faculty page here. His recent book published by the UC press expands upon the themes he'll present in the talk; find the synopsis here. Read more about The Fifth Beginning: What six million years of human history can tell us about our future
Visual Anthropology: From theory to fieldwork Read more about Visual Anthropology: From theory to fieldwork
Scalar Effects of Human Networks: Archaeological Evidence Scott Ortman’s research focuses on: Read more about Scalar Effects of Human Networks: Archaeological Evidence
Katie Foster Photo: First Name: Katie Last Name: Foster Office: Baldwin 103 E Read more about Katie Foster Katie Foster is a postdoc with the Network for Engineering with Nature (N-EWN) in the Institute for Resilient Infrastructure Systems and Department of Anthropology. Her current research examines equity, risk, and trade-offs in natural infrastructure development for water management challenges (e.g., drought, flooding, sea level rise) in the US. She is a member of Don Nelson's Humans and Environmental Change Lab.
Andrew Bonanno Photo: First Name: Andrew Last Name: Bonanno Office: Baldwin 259 Read more about Andrew Bonanno Research interests— economic anthropology, institutional analysis, land tenure, West Africa, United States
Velásquez Runk, Tanner and Dyer part of collaborative and interdisciplinary zoonotic disease project Associate professors Julie Velásquez Runk and Susan Tanner are part of a collaborative and interdisciplinary current project investigating links between deforestation and the zoonotic diseases leishmaniasis and Chagas Disease. Learn more about the project in an article led by anthropology graduate student Jessie Dyer. CAPE Lab cape Read more about Velásquez Runk, Tanner and Dyer part of collaborative and interdisciplinary zoonotic disease project
