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FoodAnthro Blog Post Andrew Mitchel
Check out the newest FoodAnthro blog: "Food And Expertise: My Research on Oaxacan Food" by Andrew Mitchel. He is a 4th year PhD candidate working on success, adaptation and…
LinkedIn Group
We have created a LinkedIn group to stay in touch with future alumni from our programs and to connect with professional wicked scientists in the wild.
Join us, stay in touch, and share your…
Unveiling the Undergraduate Certificate in Wicked Science
We are thrilled to announce the launch of a groundbreaking undergraduate certificate program at The Ohio State University – the Wicked Science Certificate. Designed to challenge…
Emma Brzezinski paper: Sex differences in workload in medieval Poland: Patterns of asymmetry and biomechanical adaptation in the upper limb at Giecz
Please check out PhD student Emma Brzezinski's first authored paper, entitled Sex differences in workload in medieval Poland: Patterns of asymmetry and biomechanical adaptation in the upper limb…
Undergraduate Advanced Research and Experiential Training in Forensic Science Grant
Congratulations to Dr. Angela Harden who has been awarded the seed grant Undergraduate Advanced Research and Experiential Training in Forensic Science for Undergraduate Advanced Research and…
Summer 2024 Field School in Archaeology
Interested in a summer field school? OSU's department offers a month-long field school in Pickaway County, 20 minutes from Columbus! You will learn and work with pros and help to grow our…
Listserv for Wicked Buckeyes
We have a listserv for wicked scientists at The Ohio State University, i.e., Wicked Buckeyes.
The listserv is used to share events, resources, and opportunities for folks interested in…
Tessa Cannon Publication: Simian immunodeficiency virus and storage buffer: Field-friendly preservation methods for RNA viral detection in primate feces
Congratulations to PhD student Tessa Cannon and our Chair Scott McGraw on the publication, entitled Simian immunodeficiency virus and storage…
Grace Conrad Publication: Clovis Bone vs. Stone Weapon Tip Penetration
Please help us congratulate PhD student Grace Conrad on her first publication, entitled Clovis bone versus stone weapon tip penetration: Thinking about relative costs and benefits…