Audrey Lin, DPhil

Audrey Lin, DPhil

@undeaddandy.bsky.social

👻 molecular evolution, doggies, viruses. Vienna 🇦🇹 https://linktr.ee/undeaddandy

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Our paper is out! Although wolves and dogs can interbreed and produce fertile offspring, hybridization between the two is rare. We found that most dogs today have low but detectable levels of post-domestication wolf ancestry that has shaped their evolution in human environments. tinyurl.com/yt4x4r7n

pnas.orgA legacy of genetic entanglement with wolves shapes modern dogs | PNASDogs evolved through interactions between people and gray wolves during the Late Pleistocene and have been ubiquitous in human societies ever since...

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What inspired The Teachings of Mutton, the award-winning book about an unforgettable canine? Megan Cole speaks with author Liz Hammond-Kaarremaa about the research, inspiration, and collaboration with a dozen co-authors that brought Mutton’s story to light. #coastsalishwoollydog

soundcloud.comLiz Hammond-Kaarremaa why settlers don't know about the Coast Salish Woolly DogABOUT THIS EPISODE: On this episode of Writing the Coast, Liz Hammond-Kaarremaa talks about the book The Teachings of Mutton: A Coast Salish Woolly Dog. The Teachings of Mutton won the 2026 Bill Duthi

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🐺🐶 Join us for TikTalks on October 30 to hear about dogs and wolves! It's going to be a howling good Halloween weekend 😉 In Europe? Don’t forget to turn your clocks back one hour this weekend!

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Once ubiquitous among Coast Salish communities, woolly dogs went extinct in the late 1800s. The only known pelt is now on display at the Museum of Anthropology in Coast Salish territory, more than two decades after it was discovered in a drawer at the Smithsonian.

thenarwhal.caAfter 167 years, this Salish woolly dog pelt has returned to B.C.The Coast and Interior Salish dogs were carefully bred for thousands of years, then they went extinct. The only known pelt is in Vancouver until next August

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📢 Call for abstracts! PAG 34 is coming to San Diego JAN 8–12 2027! 🧬🌱 We’re organizing five interconnected sessions: • Domestication Genomics • Ancient DNA • Comparative Genomics – Animals • One Health Hologenomics • Wildlife Genomics Submit your abstract by *October 9*: forms.gle/EgwFCVyxaf7R...

forms.glePAG 2027 Abstract Submission: Ancient DNA, Domestication Genomics, Comparative Genomics of Animals, Wildlife Genomics, One Health Hologenomics****DEADLINE: FRIDAY OCTOBER 9, 2026**** This is the abstract submission form for the following PAG 34 workshops: Paleogenomics and Degraded DNA Domestication Genomics Comparative Genomics of Animals...

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Caught breaking the rules in the courtyard. 🐾 This Salish Woolly Dog Plush, designed by Musqueam weaver and knowledge keeper Debra Sparrow, θəliχwəlwət, is now available in the Gallery Shop. 🙌 Don't forget, BRG Members get 10% off Shop items! #GalleryShop #CoastSalish #WoollyDog

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If you're in Vancouver BC in June and love woolly dogs (who doesn't?!), come to our event -- "The Woolly Dog: An Evening of Story, Film, and Coast Salish Knowledge". There will also be a screening of the short film "Threads That Bind: The Story of the Woolly Dog"!! So excited!! tinyurl.com/yckcdxct

tinyurl.comThe Woolly Dog: An Evening of Story, Film, and Coast Salish Knowledge | Canine Science SocietyThis public evening event will explore the story of the Woolly Dog through story telling, film, and panel discussion. Tickets ($15 USD; ~$20.5CAD) are open to the public. Conference attendees do not n...

I'm pleased to present with my fellow APART-USA colleague @mattminich.bsky.social at Pint of Science Wien next week! We will be speaking on our research & why science needs freedom. Our event sold out! See ya'll there! Pub quiz!!! tinyurl.com/wynn557p

tinyurl.comNo Democracy, No Discovery: why science needs freedomCuriosity thrives where questioning is welcome. Join us to understand why science flourishes under a functioning democracy. We will listen to the stories o...

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#HEASMember @undeaddandy.bsky.social introducing @niallcooke.bsky.social for a #HEASTalk taking place now online and in-person in the #UBB @univie.ac.at

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We (with @gatag.bsky.social) are happy to share our discussion, where we explore three cases of matrilocality and genetic matriline connections identified with ancient DNA. You can find the open access paper published in evolutionary human sciences: www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

cambridge.orgExploring matrilocality in history: insights from ancient DNA | Evolutionary Human Sciences | Cambridge CoreExploring matrilocality in history: insights from ancient DNA - Volume 8

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@undeaddandy.bsky.social from #HEASVienna introducing #KevinDaly for a #HEASTalk taking place now online and in-person in the #UBB @univie.ac.at

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We are looking forward to welcoming #KevinDaly for a #HEASTalk taking place online and in-person at the #UBB at @univie.ac.at this Friday. Registration is on our website 👇🔗 www.heas.at/events/heas-...

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Still time to sign up! Register on our website: animal-adna.org/events/2026/...

AaRC@aarc-community.bsky.social

Wanna learn how to explore your genomic data to know how related your samples and populations are to each other? Come and join us and @jolijnerven.bsky.social on our next #AaRCademy workshop! April 16h at 14:00 CET!

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Replying to @gregerlarson.bsky.social

Oh hey. Look at that! So many fabulous ancient doggies! We love our dogs and so did our palaeolithic ancestors. Huge congrats to the amazing people who contributed to the sister studies revealing the deep time of fuzzy tummies. www.nature.com/articles/s41... www.nature.com/articles/s41...

nature.comDogs were widely distributed across western Eurasia during the Palaeolithic - NatureAnalysis of nuclear and mitochondrial genomes from archaeological canid remains found across Europe and Anatolia shows that a genetically homogeneous dog population was already widely distributed acro...

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This month's #AaRCTikTalks goes to the Land DownUnder! Join us on March 27th for a matinee (9am CET time) with Loukas Koungoulos and Shioban Evans.

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Replying to @anthgen.bsky.social

Thanks to all the speakers who participated in our symposium today! If you weren’t able to make it ,watch this account for a thread 🧵 coming soon linking to our speakers’ work and discussing all we learned about domestication, metagenomes, tapeworms, woolly dogs and more! 🤓 #AABA2026 #aaba2026

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Brb I’m quitting baby anthropology and becoming a dog anthropologist 🥹🥹🥹

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I'm at #AABA2026 & will give a talk Fri 8:15AM in Session 20 AAAG/AABA Joint Symposium: Human-Associated Genomes in Anthropological Genetics! Even tho my abstract says 1 thing I'm instead talking Coast Salish woolly dogs & my current community-led research instead of just dog genomics. Enjoy!!!!

I'm at #AABA2026 & will give a talk Fri 8:15AM in Session 20 AAAG/AABA Joint Symposium: Human-Associated Genomes in Anthropological Genetics! Even tho my abstract says 1 thing I'm instead talking Coast Salish woolly dogs & my current community-led research instead of just dog genomics. Enjoy!!!!

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Registration is now open for our next online AaRCademy workshop focusing on relatedness! #aDNA

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#AaRCademy is back with another animal #aDNA workshop. This time, @jolijnerven.bsky.social will showcase the state-of-the-art methods to explore the relatedness between our samples. Join us online on April 16th, 14:00 CET!

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Can safely way this is the craziest and coolest study I have led. We chart the evolution of sheeppox virus, finding it in the Eurasian steppe ~3700 years ago, and also in a LOT of parchment from medieval Europe (made from a range of animals skins!) #aDNA

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3,500 years of sheeppox virus evolution inferred from archaeological and codicological genomes https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.64898/2026.02.23.707469v1

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Replying to @benvernot.bsky.social

Please spread the word, and get in touch with me if you are interested or have questions! We have a great team here, and we're looking for great people to join. :) We will be reviewing applications as the come in, so apply soon, and please by March 1st.

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We are seeking two students: One would develop computational methods for the analysis of ancient DNA from sediments, and apply these tools to novel datasets. The second would generate and analyze aDNA data from archaeological sediments at a number of Holocene sites.

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Welcoming University of Vienna's first #APARTUSA fellow: Audrey Lin. 🥳 @undeaddandy.bsky.social She is an evolutionary molecular biologist who studies animals and viruses. 🦠 Thanks to the APART-USA fellowship program she will be able to bring her project from the @amnh.org in New York to #univie. ⤵️

lifesciences.univie.ac.atAudrey Lin joins Faculty of Life Sciences through APART-USA FellowshipAudrey Lin is one of six U.S. researchers from leading American universities who will soon continue their work at the University of Vienna. Their relocation has been made possible by the APART-USA fel...

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New York Times, January 16, 1995. For as long as there has been diversity in Star Trek, straight white men have been complaining that it's too woke / PC / whatever. This phenomenon predates VOYAGER, of course, but it hit that series especially hard.