Sidsel Ninna Baker Overgaard is enrolled as a PhD student from 1 September. She will be working on a project bringing together different perspectives on nature-culture to ask whether and how more-than-humans could be collaborative partners in a museum community.

Annalisa Bolin has joined CAS on 1 September and is affiliated the “Enduring Materialities of Colonialism” project.

Andreu is affiliated CAS as postdoc from 1 September. He will work on the project: Cultural Loss Under Bottlenecks - Demographic and Environmental Shocks.

In partnership with researchers from the Faculty of Natural Sciences at Aarhus University, Associate Professor Mette Løvschal from the Faculty of Arts has been studying the consequences of an increase in fencing, which threatens to destroy unique ecosystems in East Africa. The results have just appeared in the prestigious journal Scientific Reports, which is published by Nature.

Karen's research interests and current work encompass, but is not limited to: Early Modern British, Dutch and Danish colonial and imperial history in the “New World”.

Mathilde starter d. 1. februar 2022 og skal arbejde med projektet: Playing to survive: comparative archaeological perspectives on the role of early-age innovation for societal adaptation during climatic crises.

A team of researchers from Aarhus University and Moesgaard Museum in Denmark have, based on new radiocarbon dating’s from the famous Viksø helmets from Zealand, Denmark, investigated the phenomenon of horned helmet warriors in Late Bronze Age Europe

Laurits is enrolled at CAS from 1 September. He will be working on the potential impact volcanic induced climate change had on humans in Northern Europe in the last part of the ice age.

Mark Haughton will be affiliated the ANTHEA project from August 2021.