The course was for Ph.D. students in anthropology, archaeology and biology. Colleagues from the University of Buenos Aires and National University of La Plata participated in the course. One of the long term goals of this academic project is to establish a potential academic collaboration among students and faculty from both Universities in Argentina (UBA and UNLP) and the University of Louisville. Click here for more information about the course.

In the photo from left to right: Marina Sardi (Anthropologist from University of La Plata, UNLP, specialized in morphological phenotypic variation); Marta Mudry (Biologist from the University of Buenos Aires, UBA, primatologist); Vivian Scheinsohn (Archaeologist from UBA, peopling of Patagonia); Esteban Hasson (Biologist and Chair of the Department of Ecology, Genetics, and Evolution, UBA, specialized in population genetics); Ana Tropea (Biologist from UBA, specialized in the peopling of the Americas); Fernando Ventrice (Biologist from UBA, specialized in computational geometric morphology); Alicia Massarini (Biologist from UBA, specialized in epistemology and history of science); Fabian Crespo (Bio-anthropologist from University of Louisville, specialized in human evolution and human immunology)