Mateja Hajdinjak

@MatejaHajdi

Postdoc at the Department of Evolutionary Genetics, Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology. In love with ancient DNA and Neandertals.

Germany
Joined May 2015
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    Mar 21

    Our paper on the late Neandertals is now out :) Thanks to all the amazing collaborators who made this work possible!

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    Sep 9

    Postage Stamp issued by Yugoslavia in 1985 depicting the 130,000 years old Krapina 3 Neanderthal discovered in 1899

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    Aug 30

    Check out our revised manuscript on human-Neandertal interbreeding! did an immense amount of work to really try to understand how errors in fragment calling could bias our results, and found that the deep learning algorithm is robust!

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  4. Aug 22

    If there is one paper you should read today, let it be this one! :) An amazing find that will keep you awake at night.

    The genome of the offspring of a Neanderthal mother and a Denisovan father This brings first genome of a first-generation Neanderthal–Denisovan offspring. Denisova 11, young female of at least 13 years (father also with some Neanderthal ancestry).
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    Aug 1

    ‘The Magubike teeth show us that the present distribution of people like the San is not necessarily a reliable indicator of where their ancient ancestors lived.'

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    Jul 27

    Reconstructing the human past using ancient and modern genomics - upcoming meeting at Heidelberg 31 March - 3 April 2019

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    Jul 4

    Monty and I developed theory to understand how Fst depends both on space and time when we have archaic and present-day samples. We explore this on some demographic models, such as a partial population replacement model, and an isolation by distance model.

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    Jul 4

    Very excited to share a preprint that I’ve been working on with Svante, Janet () and Benjamin ()! The limits of long-term selection against Neandertal introgression

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    Jun 22

    Ancient genotyper manuscript is out now:

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    Feb 23

    Come and work with us on the PalaeoChron project!

    seeking applications for a 6mth f/t Postdoctoral Research Assistant working on dating component of the Project
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    Feb 21

    The Bell Beaker paper is out in ! It was a great feat of analysis led by my officemate Iñigo Olalde and a huge cross-disciplinary team of co-authors. You can read it for free via the shareable link:

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    Feb 20

    Ancient DNA experts! We are looking for a long-term Senior Laboratory Research Scientist to head up molecular aDNA operations in our group , in the world city of London. Application deadline now 15 March Contact me if you are curious to know more!

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    Feb 13

    Our Human Story - now available

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  14. Jan 26

    Looking forward to the :) Save the dates!

    Save the dates! will run 13-16th September. Info on registration and abstract submission to come in early February.
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    Jan 26

    The specimens pre-date other human fossils from the same region by at least 50,000 years.

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    27 Nov 2017

    Too many ancient human genomics papers to keep up with? and I have drafted a one-stop-shop review of what you need to know. Looking for comments from colleagues.

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    23 Nov 2017

    The founder of ancient DNA and still churning out remarkable discoveries about our origins. And one of best communicators of science I know

    Svante Pääbo's Keynote lecture now available
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    22 Nov 2017

    Wonderful keynote lecture by not shying away from the many outstanding questions concerning our origins

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  19. 23 Nov 2017

    Thank you again and ! I am extremely honoured to have received the prize, and for the opportunity to present our research at such an amazing conference. Already looking forward to the next one :)

    Many congratulations to who won the prize for best short talk ('Genetic History of late Neanderthals') at
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    2 Nov 2017

    This years cover art for by the very creative Binary numbered human chromosomes on chip.

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