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Institute of Human Origins' faculty researchers have expertise in the following research areas and locations. To see specific publications associated with our research faculty, go to the Publications and Articles page of this website.

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Current IHO news and science is distributed through an "e-news" newsletter featuring fascinating science, news, and events, plus more information about our research scientists through videos, social media, and blogs. Links below to past issues.

Our annual Research Review issue covers Institute of Human Origins' research over the past year.

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2023

Yves Coppens, Evolution and Mozart—Colloque in memoriam Y. Coppens
Human Evolution, vol 38, no 1–2 (2023)
https://pontecorbolipress.com/journals/index.php/he/article/view/241
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Magmatism during the contient–ocean transition
Earth and Planetary Science Letters
July 2023, vol 614
Tyrone O. Rooney, Eric L. Brown, Ian D. Bastow, J. Ramon Arrowsmith, Christopher J. Campisano
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0012821X23002029

The Institute of Human Origins is a research unit of The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Graduate students who wish to work with our research faculty will need to apply to the School of Human Evolution and Social Change.

More information about the graduate program and application process can be found here.