5/7/17: Speaking at the NGS 2017 Glasgow conference , Glasgow, UK.
          Ashkenazic Jews and Druze - a 2000 year old odyssey unveiled using NGS technology.

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

1/5/17: Speaking at Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada.
          From lost empires to precision medicine with biolocalization tools.

26/4/17: Interviewed to BBC Radio Sheffield on DNA Day.
          Health and public aspects of genetic genealogy

13/4/17: New paper: published in the European Journal of Human Genetics (EJHG) by Elhaik
         Selected advances in genetics-cream of the crop

26/3/17: Interviewed together with former Israeli parlament member Taleb el-Sana to Galatz, a popular Israeli radio station operated by the IDF, Israel.
          Did Palestinians descend from Canaanite populations 3500 years ago?

22/2/17: Interviewed to Galatz, a popular Israeli radio station operated by Israel Defense Forces, Israel.
          Why israelies change their surnames?

10/2/17: New popular science article: published in Aeon by Elhaik
         Solving the mystery of the Druze - a 2,000-year-old odyssey

8/2/17: Speaking at the RootsTech Summit, Salt Lake City, Utah.
          Transitioning genetic genealogy to the 21st century with DREAM technology.

6/2/17: Speaking at the Weill Cornell Medical College - Cornell University, NY.
          From Lost Empires to Precision Medicine Using DNA Bio-localization Tools.

6/1/17: Speaking at the PopGroup50 meeting, Cambridge, UK.
          From ancient DNA to ancient cities in 5 seconds.

16/11/16: New popular science article: published in The Conversation by Elhaik
         Solving the 1,000-year-old mystery of Druze origin with a genetic sat nav.

16/11/16: New paper: published in Scientific Reports by Marshall et al.
         Reconstructing Druze population history.
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28/10/16: New paper: published in frontiers in Neurology by Elhaik
         A "Wear and Tear" Hypothesis to Explain Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.
         11/11/2016: #1 Most read paper in frontiers in Neurology compred to all output of similar age.

25/9/16: Speaking at the International Symposium on Human Identification 2016 workshop, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
          The Origins Chip: an advanced array for genetic genealogy and forensics.

9/8/16: New paper: pre-print in arXiv by Das et al.
         Responding to an enquiry concerning the geographic population structure (GPS) approach and the origin of Ashkenazic Jews-a reply to Flegontov et al.

28/7/16: Joining the EpiStressNet Consortium.

23/7/16: New paper: published in DNA Research by Morozova et al.
         Toward high-resolution population genomics using archaeological samples.
         19/8/2016: #1 Most read paper in DNA Research.

20/7/16: New paper: published in frontiers in Genetics by Elhaik
         In search of the judische Typus: a proposed benchmark to test the genetic basis of Jewishness challenges notions of "Jewish biomarkers".

18/7/16: Speaking at the Sheba Medical Center, Ramat Gan, Israel.
          Deciphering the geographical origin of Yiddish using GPS.

5/7/16: Speaking at the Society for Molecular Biology and Evolution 2016 conference, Qunnesland, Australia.
          Citizen Science engagement: the good, the bad, and the ugly.

2/7/16: Speaking at the MetaSUB 2016 summit, Shanghai, China.
          Accurate inference of human origins with Geographic Population Structure (GPS) in the Microbiome Era.

20/6/16: New popular science article: published in Aeon by Elhaik
         How DNA traced the Ashkenazic Jews to northeastern Turkey?

18/6/16: Giving a workshop at the BioInformatics in Torun (BIT16) meeting, Torun, Poland.
          Galaxy: an open platform for supporting computational research in the life sciences.

16/6/16: Keynote speaker at the BioInformatics in Torun (BIT16) meeting, Torun, Poland.
          From DNA to Home Village in 3 seconds: using the Geographic Population Structure (GPS) to empower personalized medicine.

3/6/16: New paper: published in Microbiome by The MetaSUB International Consortium
         The Metagenomics and Metadesign of the Subways and Urban Biomes (MetaSUB) International Consortium inaugural meeting report.
          #2 most read article.

25/5/16: Nominated to the Sheffield Students' Union Academic Award 2016 in the category: Best Personal Tutor.

6/5/16: New popular science article: published in The Conversation by Elhaik
         Uncovering ancient Ashkenaz - the birthplace of Yiddish speakers.
          #12 most read article.

14/4/16: Speaking at the "Genome of Russia" conference, Moscow, Russia.
          The missing link of European Jewish Ancestry.

4/3/16: New paper: published in Genome Biology and Evolution by Das et al.
         Localizing Ashkenazic Jews to primeval villages in the ancient Iranian lands of Ashkenaz.
         29/4/2016: #1 Most read paper in GBE.
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15/3/16: Speaking at the FameLab - Manchester regional, Manchester, UK.
          Spotting time travelers with a DNA time machine.

2/2/16: Winning the FameLab - Sheffield Heat, Sheffield, UK.
          On the origin of Yiddish.

17/11/15: Speaking at the NGS 2015 Meeting, Sheffield, UK.
          Deciphering the geographical origin of a complex language using GPS.

11/11/15: Speaking at the HGV 2015 Meeting, San Francisco, CA.
          From DNA to Home Village in 3 seconds.

5/11/15: Speaking at the Department of Computing, The University of Leeds, UK.
          Deciphering the geographical origin of a complex language using GPS.