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ALT Following the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, and with the announcement of her funeral, the University will be closed on Monday 19 September. We look forward to welcoming you when the University reopens as normal on Tuesday 20 September. For further details on what this means for you and your studies, please check your timetable, which you can access via MyHud.
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ALT In Conversation with Martin Richards Professor of Archaeogenetics Ancient DNA at the edge of the world: How archaeogenetics is revealing prehistoric migrations into Britain Within just the last five years, ancient DNA has transformed our view of Bronze Age Britain. New DNA evidence has shown significant cultural differences between the remote Orkney islands to the north of Scotland and the rest of the British Isles. We will discuss our new DNA results from Bronze Age Orkney and how they contrast with the bigger picture of British prehistory and ancestry. Thursday 23 June, via MS Teams. Book at https://hud.ac/mhd
ALT In Conversation with Martin Richards Professor of Archaeogenetics Ancient DNA at the edge of the world: How archaeogenetics is revealing prehistoric migrations into Britain Within just the last five years, ancient DNA has transformed our view of Bronze Age Britain. New DNA evidence has shown significant cultural differences between the remote Orkney islands to the north of Scotland and the rest of the British Isles. We will discuss our new DNA results from Bronze Age Orkney and how they contrast with the bigger picture of British prehistory and ancestry. Thursday 23 June, via MS Teams. Book at https://hud.ac/mhd
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ALT The School of Applied Sciences is advertising twelve* PhD Studentship projects for UK applicants, full funded by the EPSRC for three years. Annual Tax free bursary of £16,062 increasing in subsequent years. Find out more: hud.ac/lp4. Closing date: 30 April 2022. This is a competitive process with more projects than funded studentships available. See website for more details.
