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2024 Media Coverage
ASU News
The College 2024 wrapped: Taking a look at the most-read stories from this year
12.12.2024
Graduates affiliated with the Institute of Human Origins are going on to challenging and impactful careers in science, academia, and research. Below is a growing list of our alumni and where they are making a mark on the field of anthropology.
2024
Adele Crane
Dissertation: Plylogenomics and zoonotic spillover of mycobacterium leprae in the Pacific Islands and Brazil
Advisors: Anne Stone, Chair, Keolu Fox, Arvind Varsani, Melissa Wilson
The Institute of Human Origins is a model for a strong public/private partnership between ASU and the IHO Research Council. That partnership is key to our success and a critical aspect of our long-term vision.
The IHO Research Council comprises individuals from business, education, and scientific communities who provide strategic guidance and financial support for operations, research, and outreach and, through its broad network, provides an outlet for IHO’s diverse public programs.
In addition to ASU faculty, IHO incorporates an international network of research affiliates whose research perspectives, skills, and tools extend and reinforce IHO’s transdisciplinary mission in human origins research and student training.
Zeresenay Alemseged PhD, University of Chicago, Illinois
African early hominins, paleoecology
ASU News
"Lucy's Legacy" exhibit earns praise
09.17.2009
https://asunews.asu.edu/20090917_Lucys_Legacy
2010 Featured Science
When the Sea Saved Humanity Scientific American Cover Story and Interactive Website
2011 Featured Science
Tracking Lineage Through a Bramble New York Times