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Here is where you can find out when and where all the seminar series happening around the school.
Next BAR SeminarWhen: 25th Jul - 4pm
Topic: The Evolutionary Origins of Syntax Who: Dr Roland Planner (ANU) Where: Room 3.03, Sir Roland Wilson Building |
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Biological Anthropology Research (BAR)
The BAR (Biological Anthropology Research) welcome researchers from ANU and outside ANU to discuss their current projects ranging from primatology to human evolution and everything in between. Held on Thursday afternoon at 4 pm in room 3.03, Sir Roland Wilson Building.
2019 Semester 2 Seminars:
Jul 25th - "The origins of syntax" Dr Roland Planner (ANU)
Aug 1st - "An ecological assessment of the habitats of three critically endangered primates and implications for their conservation" Kirrily Apthorp ANU
Aug 15th - "Endocrine-active phytochemicals in primate diets: prevalence across the order" Dr Michael Wasserman (Indiana Universoty Bloomington)
Aug 29th - "Ape social systems and the extended evolutionary synthesis" Dr Nicholas Malone (University of Aukland)
Sep 19th - "Orangutans in the past, now, and in the future" Dr Julien Louys (Griffith University)
Oct 3rd - "Biomechanics of the primate mandible in health and post fracture fixation" Dr Olga Panagiotopoulou (Monash University)
Oct 17th - "The cost of fertility: maternal mortality and morbidity during ancient demographic transitions" Dr Clare McFadden (ANU)
2019 Semester 1 Seminars:
Feb 28th - "Feeding habits and conservation biology of Black snub-nosed monkey" Yin Yang (ANU)
Mar 14th - "Approaching children at Roonka through bioarchaeology" Professor Judith Littleton (Uni of Aukland)
Mar 28th - "Bioarchaeology at Non Ban Jak" Associate Professor Kate Domett (James Cook University)
May 16th - "Building and Interpreting the Pilo-Pleistocene Fossil Record" Dr Justin Adams (Monash University)
May 30th - "Country-Level Correlates of the Dark Triad Traits" Dr Peter Jonason (Western Sydney University)
2019 Semester 2 Seminars:
Jul 25th - "The origins of syntax" Dr Roland Planner (ANU)
Aug 1st - "An ecological assessment of the habitats of three critically endangered primates and implications for their conservation" Kirrily Apthorp ANU
Aug 15th - "Endocrine-active phytochemicals in primate diets: prevalence across the order" Dr Michael Wasserman (Indiana Universoty Bloomington)
Aug 29th - "Ape social systems and the extended evolutionary synthesis" Dr Nicholas Malone (University of Aukland)
Sep 19th - "Orangutans in the past, now, and in the future" Dr Julien Louys (Griffith University)
Oct 3rd - "Biomechanics of the primate mandible in health and post fracture fixation" Dr Olga Panagiotopoulou (Monash University)
Oct 17th - "The cost of fertility: maternal mortality and morbidity during ancient demographic transitions" Dr Clare McFadden (ANU)
2019 Semester 1 Seminars:
Feb 28th - "Feeding habits and conservation biology of Black snub-nosed monkey" Yin Yang (ANU)
Mar 14th - "Approaching children at Roonka through bioarchaeology" Professor Judith Littleton (Uni of Aukland)
Mar 28th - "Bioarchaeology at Non Ban Jak" Associate Professor Kate Domett (James Cook University)
May 16th - "Building and Interpreting the Pilo-Pleistocene Fossil Record" Dr Justin Adams (Monash University)
May 30th - "Country-Level Correlates of the Dark Triad Traits" Dr Peter Jonason (Western Sydney University)
Centre for Archaeological Research (CAR)
The CAR (Centre for Archaeological Research) seminar series runs on Friday afternoon, from 3:30 pm to 5 pm in room 2.02, Sir Roland Wilson Building on campus. We welcome archaeologists from outside ANU who come and present their current research. This is an exciting opportunity to come and learn about a variety of projects around the world and meet fellow researches.
Canberra Archaeological Society (CAS)
The CAS seminars are held monthly and represent a range of topics that are mainly focused on the Canberra and Australasia/Pacific region. These seminars are done in partnership with the National Museum of Australia. With more information about these seminars or how to join you can visit their website at www.canberraarchaeologicalsociety.com.au/
2019 Semester 1 Seminars
Feb 20th - "Archaeology, Ancient DNA and the origins of Pacific peoples" Matthew Spriggs (ANU)
Mar 20th - "Industrial archaeology in Japan - the archaeology, history and cultural meaning of Japan's industrial revolution, 1850 - 1910" Dr Michael Pearson
2019 Semester 1 Seminars
Feb 20th - "Archaeology, Ancient DNA and the origins of Pacific peoples" Matthew Spriggs (ANU)
Mar 20th - "Industrial archaeology in Japan - the archaeology, history and cultural meaning of Japan's industrial revolution, 1850 - 1910" Dr Michael Pearson
