11/1/10: New popular science article: published in The Conversation by Elhaik
         Neonatal circumcision could increase the risk of sudden infant death syndrome in babies – new research

11/1/19: New paper: published in Journal of Clinical and Translational Research by Elhaik.
         Neonatal circumcision and prematurity are associated with sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS)

6/1/19: Speaking at the Pop group 52 conference, Oxford, UK.
          Temporal Population Structure to date ancient skeletons.

18/12/18: New paper: published in Genes by Esposito et al.
         Ancient Ancestry Informative Markers for Identifying Fine-Scale Ancient Population Structure in Eurasians

15/12/18: Invited speaker at the Europe MetaSUB and Friends meeting, University in Krakow, Krakow, Poland.
          SNPs GPS and towards metagenomics GPS.

16/11/18: New paper: published in Bioinformatics by Elhaik and Ryan
         Pair Matcher (PaM): fast model-based optimisation of treatment/case-control matches

24/10/18: Invited speaker at the Israel Antiquity Authority, Jerusaelm, Israel.
          Unearthing Ancient Ashkenaz using ancient GPS

20/10/18: New popular science article: published in The Hayadan (Hebrew) by Elhaik
         Ashkenazic Jew in the Silk Road

10/10/18: New paper: published in Blood Cancer Journal by Baughn et al.
         Differences in genomic abnormalities among African individuals with monoclonal gammopathies using calculated ancestry.

5/9/18: New popular science article: published in The Conversation by Elhaik
         Ashkenazic Jew's mysterious origins unravelled by scientists thanks to ancient DNA

7/7/18: New manuscript: published in bioRxiv by Elhaik
         Adversarial childhood events are associated with Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS): an ecological study

25/4/18: Interviewed to BBC Sheffield on DNA Day.
          How to find your biogeographical origins

25/4/18: Interviewed to BBC Leicester on DNA Day.
          How to find your biogeographical origins

18/4/18: Interviewed to NPR (USA) on the origin of Jews.
          Members of Whose Tribe?

1/3/18: Invited speaker at the KU Leuven, 2018, Leuven, Belgium.
          Bridging the Gaps to Personalised Medicine

30/1/18: An interview published in Front Line Genomics magazine by Humphrey
          Solving Genomic Mysteries.

30/1/18: Personalized Medicine panel chairman and speaker at the Festival of Genomics, London, UK.
          Taming the skew - controlling for population stratification in drug trials\association studies.

15/1/18: Invited speaker at the University in Krakow, Krakow, Poland.
          Reconstructing the atlas of human migrations from the end of the Ice Age to modern times.

11/1/18: New popular science article: published in Front Line Genomics magazine by Elhaik
          Bridging the Gaps to Personalised Medicine.

28/12/17: Invited speaker at the Israel Police the Department of Investigations and Intelligence, Jerusalem, Israel.
          Harnessing genomics and metagenomics for forensics.

25/12/17: Invited speaker at the Open University, Raanana, Israel.
          Uncovering ancient Ashkenaz with genetic GPS.

20/12/17: Invited speaker at the University of Oulu, Oulu, Finland.
          Taming the skew Empowering medical and population genomics to promote personalized medicine.

5/12/17: Invited speaker at the Monash University, Melbourne, Australia.
          Reconstructing the atlas of human migrations (12,000 BC - Modern times).

21/11/17: New paper: published in Genome Biology and Evolution by Elhaik et al.
         The Diversity of REcent and Ancient huMan (DREAM): a new microarray for genetic anthropology and genealogy, forensics, and personalized medicine.

10/11/17: Dr. Elhaik is now a tenured Lecturer.

3/11/17: Dr. Elhaik received a teaching award.

23/10/17: Invited speaker at the Florey Interdisciplinary Research Forum, Sheffield, UK.
          A global mapping of environmental microorganisms to study biodiversity and AMR trends in the microworld.

12/10/17: Invited speaker at the KU Leuven, 2017, Leuven, Belgium.
          Taming the skew - Empowering medical and population genomics to promote personalized medicine.

6/10/17: Interviewed to BBC Radio Sheffield on Black History month.
          The GPS Origins results of host Paulette Edwards and the historical, social, and public aspects of genetic genealogy

5/10/17: New paper: published in Microbiome by Shamarina et al.
         Communicating the promise, risks, and ethics of large-scale, open space microbiome and metagenome research.

4/10/17: New e-book chapter: published in frontiers in Neurology by Elhaik (Ed. A.M. Lavezzi and C.E. Johanson)
         A "Wear and Tear" Hypothesis to Explain Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.

27/9/17: Invited speaker at the Genomic Medicine 2017 conference, Cambridge, UK.
          Taming the skew - controlling for population stratification in drug trials\association studies.

28/7/17: New paper: published in frontiers in Genetics by Elhaik
         Editorial: Population Genetics of Worldwide Jewish People.

19/7/17: Speaking at the MetaSUB conference 2017, Stockholm, Sweden.
          Investigating the dynamics of ancestral inference from public surfaces.

21/6/17: New paper: published in frontiers in Genetics by Das et al.
         The Origins of Ashkenaz, Ashkenazic Jews, and Yiddish.

3/6/17: New manuscript: published in bioRxiv by Ryan and Elhaik
         Pair Matcher (PaM): Fast model-based optimisation Of treatment/case-control matches using demographic and genetic data

29/5/17: Speaking at the European Human Genetics Conference (ESHG) 2017, Copenhagen, Denmark.
          From lost empires to modern cities with ancient GPS.
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