📋 Tender Overview
The Social Life Of Ancient Dna. How Can Scientists And Citizens Better Interpret The Past In Light Of Ancient Dna Research? A Dual Ethnographic Study In Germany And Vanuatu
Ancient Dna And The Evolving Intersection Of Genetics And Identitygenetic Knowledge, Is More Accessible Than Ever Before With The General Public, As Illustrated By The Popular Use Of Ancestry Genomics. The Ability To Decode Our ‘Real’ Or Potential Biological Heritage Holds Profound Implications. With The Support Of The Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions Programme, The Solace-Adna Project Explores The Intricate Interplay Between Genetics And Identity In The Realm Of Ancient Dna Research. By Examining How This Knowledge Is Harnessed And Interpreted By Scientists And Community Stakeholders, The Project Ventures Into Uncharted Territories At The Crossroads Of Archaeology, Bioanthropology And Population Genetics. Delving Into The Heart Of Social And Political Consequences, The Project Offers Fresh Perspectives On Our Collective Past And The Way We Define Ourselves.
Funded Under
Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions (Msca)
Total Cost
€ 0,00
Eu Contribution
€ 287 700,96
Coordinated By
Max-Planck-Gesellschaft Zur Forderung Der Wissenschaften Ev
Germany
