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SUMMARY:World Expert Lecture Series: Application of Biomarkers and Stable Isotopes in Archaeology
DESCRIPTION:📣New Lecture Series Alert!📣\n\nThis July 2-5\, 2024\, Dr. Deepak Jha will deliver a lecture series at Lab 4\, Computational Science Research Center\, UP Diliman. This talk is in partnership with the UP Office of International Linkages and the UP Diliman College of Science.\n\nDr. Deepak Jha\, a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Department of Archaeology at the Max Planck Institute of Geoanthropology\, is dedicated to studying human-environment interactions. His research specifically addresses climate change\, vegetation transition\, and the use of fire by ancient human populations. Dr. Jha employs advanced multiproxy environmental analyses\, utilizing plant lipid biomarkers\, stable isotopes\, and macroscopic charcoal particles to reveal how prehistoric humans used fire.\n\nBy reconstructing past environments using these multiple proxies\, Dr. Jha aims to shed light on how environmental changes have influenced human evolution\, subsistence strategies\, settlement patterns\, social structures\, and technological developments. His primary focus is on archaeological sites in the Indian subcontinent\, but his research methods are also applicable to Philippine archaeology\, offering insights into the evolution of hominin species and the impact of environmental changes on prehistoric human populations in the archipelago.\n\nPlease register below:\nRegistration form link: https://forms.gle/b3p4sZvQXGKBRdV2A\nMap link: https://maps.app.goo.gl/1pgbHjpYbCndcm196\n\n*Limited slots available\n\nSource: UP School of Archaeology Facebook
URL:https://alum.up.edu.ph/event/world-expert-lecture-series-application-of-biomarkers-and-stable-isotopes-in-archaeology/
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SUMMARY:Publishing for Impact: New Lessons and Lessons Relearned
DESCRIPTION:📢 AKDA AT HAYAG ✒️📣\n\nThe University Library through the Information Services and Instruction Section is inviting ALL faculty of UP\, SUCs\, LUCs\, and private HEIs to attend Akda at Hayag’s third session led by Dr. Hiram Ting on the topic “Publishing for Impact: New Lessons and Lessons Relearned” on 03 July 2024\, 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM at the DGE Theater\, Melchor Hall\, UP Diliman.\n\nThis webinar seeks to equip faculty with the knowledge and resources needed for research publishing in their respective disciplines.\nInterested participants may register here:\nbit.ly/4eIzW78\n\nYou can also catch the session online! To register for the online session\, you may do so here: bit.ly/3zsYjpq.\n\n—\n\nThis initiative is in partnership with leading academic research databases such as IEEE Xplore\, Web of Science\, SAGE Publishing\, Emerald\n\nPublishing\, Elsevier\, Taylor & Francis\, Cambridge Core\,and Springer Nature.\n\nVisit this link on our website to know more https://mainlib.upd.edu.ph/akda-at-hayag-a-talk-on…/.\n\nDetails on upcoming sessions will be posted soon. Stay tuned!\n\nSource: The University Library\, UP Diliman Facebook
URL:https://alum.up.edu.ph/event/publishing-for-impact-new-lessons-and-lessons-relearned/
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SUMMARY:Beyond Latay\, May Saysay: Post-Field Insights on the Samar Field School 2024
DESCRIPTION:want to know what field school is like here at the UP School of Archaeology? you are in luck – we have back-to-back talks about this year’s field school.\n\nstarting this two-part series is the Samar group\, represented by Aaron Vergel who will present ‘Beyond Latay\, May Saysay: Post-Field Insights on the Samar Field School 2024’.\n\nsee you at the Solheim Library at Albert Hall\, UP Diliman on Wednesday\, 03 July 2024\, 12pm or join us through Zoom (958 6828 5184\, BnltZOOM; or scan the QR code found at the bottom of the poster).\n\nwant to invite a friend who is not on fb? send them this link instead: https://archaeology.upd.edu.ph/…/binalot-talks-beyond…
URL:https://alum.up.edu.ph/event/beyond-latay-may-saysay-post-field-insights-on-the-samar-field-school-2024/
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