Early career conference for Bioarchaeologist Principal Organizor - Michelle @Viking_Disease Co-organizors - Marie @Boneandrie and Liz @lizventuring
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This conference was so well done. Supportive, engaging, fascinating and even on time! And it's happening again next year, so get ready!!
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Bioarchaeology Early Career Conference retweeted
Congratulations to the organisers of @BECC2021 and all the early careers presenters 👏🏻 A really great conference (and a great first one to attend for a masters student), thoroughly enjoyed it! ☠️ #bioarchaeology #forensicanthropology
Bioarchaeology Early Career Conference retweeted
I've really enjoyed tuning into #BECC2021 over the last few days, especially the panel discussions, which have sparked lots of thoughts! Thanks @Viking_Disease, @BoneandRie and @lizventuring for putting together such a brilliant programme and managing it so well
Bioarchaeology Early Career Conference retweeted
And that brings us to the close of #BECC2021! I feel so privileged to have attend! Thank you to all of the amazing presenters! And especially thank you to @Viking_Disease , @BoneandRie , and @lizventuring for organising such a spectacular conference! See y'all next year!
Bioarchaeology Early Career Conference retweeted
🏆 Dead chuffed to have won Best Poster prize in the #Genetics panel @BECC2021! Huge thanks to @Viking_Disease and the organising commitee for a fantastic inaugural conference, and to all ECRs who shared their exciting research in #bioarchaeology! 🦴⛏️
👇 Such a pleasure to have presented my research in #palaeoproteomics this am @BECC2021 - what a lovely bunch of ECRs in #bioarchaeology! 23 countries represented 🌍 + fascinating work in isotopes, genetics and osteology across the world and through time: becc2021.com/
Bioarchaeology Early Career Conference retweeted
Last panel session of @BECC2021 HAPPENING NOW!
We will be discussing Strengthening Links between Academia, Commercial and Museum Sectors 🏛⛏
#BECC2021 #bioarchaeology #museums #commercial #panelsession #phdlife – at Ashton-under-Lyne, England
Bioarchaeology Early Career Conference retweeted
The conference has been absolutely fantastic! I’m so happy I had time in the end to attend! A massive well done to all the organisers @BECC2021 - you’ve all done a brilliant job!
#BECC2021 #bioarchaeology #conference #phdlife – at Ashton-under-Lyne, England
Bioarchaeology Early Career Conference retweeted
Final Keynote presentation of #BECC2021 Dr. Jackie McKinley - An Osteoarchaeological Odyssey: 40 years in the commercial world. It has been fascinating 4 days. Thanks a lot to the organizing committee for their effort and energy🙏🏼💪🏼
Bioarchaeology Early Career Conference retweeted
Wonderful morning session on the final day of @BECC2021 on mental health and wellbeing during the pandemic. Feeling motivated to work during this year can be hard but it’s okay and we’ve got this! #BECC2021 #bioarchaeology #forensicanthropology #MentalHealthMatters
Bioarchaeology Early Career Conference retweeted
Dealing with anxiety issues for several years it is good to hear about mental health. Thank you! #BECC2021 #mentalhealth
Bioarchaeology Early Career Conference retweeted
First session of the final day is a Well being session with Suzzie Shapiro @UofGlasgow, focusing on mental health within academia and the pandemic #BECC2021
Bioarchaeology Early Career Conference retweeted
Amazing third day at @BECC2021! Many thanks to @Viking_Disease, @Boneandrie, @lizventuring, and Elizabeth Church for their stellar work coordinating an inspiring and supportive event! #BECC2021
Bioarchaeology Early Career Conference retweeted
Loving hearing about paleoradiology from @HistRadBioArch at #BECC2021 almost exactly 2 years since I handed in my BA dissertation on the subject. The lack of radiographers involved in the study of non-mummifed remains is striking!
Bioarchaeology Early Career Conference retweeted
Next up is Anna Karligkioti presenting research on 16th-19th c. CE nonadults from the Ayia Napa Monastery in Cyprus
Bioarchaeology Early Career Conference retweeted
Fascinated by @Alessan79822874's presentation at #BECC2021, so intrigued by the mystery of the lady in the mass infant grave!
Bioarchaeology Early Career Conference retweeted
#BECC2021 Workshop with Dr. Nicholas Passalacqua (@WCU) HAPPENING NOW!
Research and Publishing in Forensic Anthropology
#workshop #osteoarchaeology #forensicanthropology #research #publishing #phdlife
Bioarchaeology Early Career Conference retweeted
Such a fantastic panel with Dr Helen Earwaker, Dr Sherry Nakhaeizadeh, and Vanessa Materko that delves into the importance of diversity and intersectionality in forensic research!
#BECC2021 #ForensicScience #DiversityInResearch
Bioarchaeology Early Career Conference retweeted
You up for another great Panel Session? I am!
@BECC2021 will now discuss Strategies for Bias Mitigation in Forensic Research Design 🔬📑
#BECC2021 #osteoarchaeology #panelsession #phdlife – at Ashton-under-Lyne, England
Bioarchaeology Early Career Conference retweeted
Human variations does NOT fit into the fuzzy categories of racial groups!
Nationalism+racialism are two sided of the same coin - they are equally typological & non-sensical!
#BECC2021 #bioarchaeology #osteoarchaeology #forensicanthropology #racialapproaches #critique #science – at Ashton-under-Lyne, England
Bioarchaeology Early Career Conference retweeted
John Albanese made one crucial point after another on the use and idea of race in Forensic Anthropology!
Thought-provoking and inspiring talk! 💀💥
#BECC2021 #bioarchaeology #osteoarchaeology #forensicanthropology #racialapproaches #critique #science #conference #phdlife – at Ashton-under-Lyne, England
