Tatiana Ruiz

Tatiana conducted her Master project in the lab working on ancient DNA analyses of human remains from the Scandinavian Funnel Beaker Culture. She is now conducting her PhD research at the University of Toronto, Canada.

Susanne Bjornerfeldt

Susanne worked as research engineer in the lab and continues this job now at the SciLife lab.

Olaf Thalmann

Olaf was in charge of the lab’s web presence and also developed Paleo-epigenomic ideas that he is now pursuing as an Assistant Professor at the Poznan University of Medical Sciences in Poland.

Mario Vicente

Mario was a PhD student in the Lab, and he is now affiliated with the Schlebusch Lab.

Lena Granehäll

Lena worked as a research assistant in the ancient DNA lab for 1,5 years, followed by a PhD in ancient pathogens at the Mummy Institute at Eurac Reasarch, Bolzano.

Berenice Villegaz-Ramirez

Berenice was assisting us in the ancient lab for over a year and is now exploring the world for interesting opportunities, which she found in the Immler lab at Uppsala University

Irene Ureña Herradón

Irene was a research assistant in the ancient DNA lab for 1,5 years, then she worked as a postdoc with Catarina Ginja at CIBIO in Porto, Portugal. She continues her ancient DNA work on cattle.

Anders Sjölander

Anders conducted his MSc work with us and became a bioinformatician at the SciLifeLab.

Jingzi Xu

Jingzi was a MSc student in our lab.

Khalis Afnan

Khalis was a MEME Master student in our lab.

Robin Olsson

Robin worked as a bioinformatician in our lab for 1,5 year and has now a position at the KTH in Stockholm.

Jose Manuel Monroy Kuhn

Jose conducted his MSc in our lab and is now pursuing a PhD.

Joachim Karlsson

Joachim was a student involved in a bioinformatics project where he developed a method to systematically predict phenotypes based on SNP information.

Ayca Omrak

Ayca was a research assistant and is now a co-supervised PhD student.

Katie Owers

Katie investigated signs of selection and the potential impact of infectious diseases on indigenous African populations for her Master of Science degree.

Nicolas DuForet-Frebourg

Nicolas was a Master student in the lab during the spring 2011. He developed a metod for incorporating haploype information into population structure inference tools.

Hiba Babiker

Hiba conducted her Master project in the lab from July 2009 to June 2010. Her research focused on exploring patterns of variation in populations from East Africa, in particular from Sudan. Hiba is now a PhD-student at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Biology in Plön, Germany.

Patrik Båtelsson

Patrik used simulations to study the colonization of Europe by anatomically modern humans during his Master of Science project.