18/1/22: New paper: published in Neuron by Zhang et al.
         Genome-wide identification of the genetic basis of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis

19/12/20: Speaking at the Ancient Origins Webinar, Online.
          From Adam to Jesus: New findings as to the origin of the Israelite tribes

16/12/21: New paper: published in PNAS by Aguiar-Pulido et al.
         Systems Biology Analysis of Human Genomes Points to Key Pathways Conferring Spina Bifida Risk

13/10/21: New paper: published in the Journal of Biomolecular Techniques (JBT) by Moore et al.
         Loop-Mediated Isothermal Amplification (LAMP) Detection of SARS-CoV-2 and Myriad Other Applications

27/5/21: New paper: published in Cell by Danko et al.
         A global metagenomic map of urban microbiomes and antimicrobial resistance.

21/5/21: New paper: published in Microbiome by Elhaik et al.
         The impact of cross-kingdom molecular forensics on genetic privacy.

19/5/21: New paper: published in BMC Genomics by Carress, Lawson, and Elhaik
         Population genetic considerations for using biobanks as international resources in the pandemic era and beyond.

13/4/21: New manuscript: published in bioRxiv by Elhaik
         Why most Principal Component Analyses (PCA) in population genetic studies are wrong

5/4/21: New paper: published in Genes by Elhaik and Graur
         On the Unfounded Enthusiasm for Soft Selective Sweeps III: The Supervised Machine Learning Algorithm That Isn't.

3/3/21: Speaking at the AI Lund lunch seminar, Lund, Sweden.
          Answering the big WHEN and WHERE questions in paleogenomics with machine learning.

25/2/21: New paper: published in The Lancet Microbe by Afshinnekoo et al.
         COVID-19 drug practices risk antimicrobial resistance evolution.

2/2/21: New paper: published in Genes by Johannsen et al.
         The Genetics of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome—Towards a Gene Reference Resource.

7/1/21: New paper: published in frontiers in Microbiology by Robinson et al.
         Forensic applications of microbiomics: a review.

1/1/21: Dr. Elhaik received Docentship at Lund University, Sweden.

19/12/20: Speaking at the Ancient Origins Webinar, Online.
          Are You Related to a Viking, Egyptian, Paleo American, or Biblical Israelite?

1/12/20: Docent lecture, Lund, Sweden.
          Uncovering the genetic basis of disease and the quest for personalized medicine.

1/12/20: New paper: published in Cell Reports by Cooper-Knock et al.
         Rare variant burden analysis within enhancers identifies CAV1 as an ALS risk gene.

11/10/20: New paper: published in NAR Genomics and Bioinformatics by Freeman et al.
         aYChr-DB: a database of ancient human Y haplogroups

4/8/20: New book (contribution): By L.S. Santos (in collaboration with Dr. Elhaik)
         O Cearense Revelado: uma jornada via DNA desvenda nossa ancestralidade (Cearense Revealed: a journey via DNA unveils our ancestry)

22/7/20: New paper: published in Mayo Clinic Proceedings by Baughn et al.
         Targeting TMPRSS2 in SARS-CoV-2 infection

18/2/20: New paper: published in Blood Cancer Journal by Baughn et al.
         The CCND1 870G risk allele is enriched in individuals of African ancestry with plasma cell dyscrasias.

2/12/20: New manuscript: published in Preprints.org by Mason-Buck et al.
         DNA Based Methods in Intelligence - Moving Towards Metagenomics

8/6/20: New paper: published in Nature Medicine by Chng et al.
         Cartography of opportunistic pathogens and antibiotic resistance genes in a tertiary hospital environment.

6/2/20: Invited speaker at the GeoGenetics Center, University of Copenhagen, Denmark.
          Settling the When and Where questions in Paleogenomics.

21/11/19: Speaking at the Molecular Cell Biology group Tandem talk 2019, Lund, Sweden.
          A genomic dating tool for ancient genomes resolves the origins of hundreds of Eurasian genomes.

13/11/19: Invited session chair to the Genomic Medicine 2019 Nordic conference, Copenhagen, Denmark.

7/11/19: Speaking at the Molecular Ecology and Evolution group seminar 2019, Lund, Sweden.
          From ancient DNA to ancient Empires using ancient GPS.

2/11/19: New manuscript: published in bioRxiv by Esposito et al.
         A genomic dating tool for ancient genomes resolves the origins of hundreds of Eurasian genomes

26/10/19: New paper: published in Applied Cancer Research by the GE4GAC group and colleagues.
         Genomics and epidemiology for gastric adenocarcinomas (GE4GAC): a Brazilian initiative to study gastric cancer

14/10/19: Dr. Elhaik was appointed a Associate Professor at Lund University, Sweden.

20/9/19: Invited speaker at the Royal Statistical Society North Eastern Local Group meeting, Newcastle University, Newcastle, UK.
          From Lost Empires to Modern Cities with TPS and ancient GPS

1/9/19: Invited speaker at the COST Charme Istanbul Summer Training School, Istanbul, Turkey.
          Why all PCA in population genetics are likely wrong?

30/8/19: Speaking at the MetaSUB Meeting 2019, Istanbul, Turkey.
          Microbiome predicts geography on a global scale.

26/7/19: New manuscript: published in bioRxiv by Eachus et al.
         Regulation of neuron-specific gene transcription by stress hormone signalling requires synaptic activity in zebrafish

24/6/19: Speaking at the Yorkshire Universities Evolutionary Group Meeting 2019, York, UK.
          From ancient DNA to ancient cities in 5 seconds.

18/6/19: New popular science article: published in Ancient Origins by Elhaik
         Resurrecting the Ancient Israelites From the Valley of Dry Bones

8/6/19: Speaking on BBC Radio Sheffield on ancient DNA testing and identity.

14/4/19: Launching the Ancient DNA Hub.
          An encyclopedia of ancient people whose genomed have been sequenced.

11/4/19: Invited speaker at King's College, London, UK.
          Can the Microbiome mirror worldwide geography?

9/4/19: Speaking at the 3rd Annual MAQC Society Conference, Trentino, Italy.
          Why all Principal Component Analyses (PCA) in genetics are likely wrong?

11/1/19: 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.