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Hanna Edlund is a Visiting Researcher at Uppsala University's Department of Organismal Biology, specializing in ancient DNA analysis and human evolutionary studies. Her work bridges genetics, anthropology, and archaeology to investigate prehistoric population dynamics, migration patterns, and social structures through genomic evidence from ancient human remains.
Her research interests center on Ancient DNA, Human Evolution, and Population Genomics, with significant contributions to Forensic Genetics and Anthropology. She employs advanced genomic techniques to analyze skeletal remains across diverse geographical contexts including Europe, Africa, and Asia, focusing on hunter-gatherer societies, indigenous population histories, and archaic human ancestry.
Analysis of her publication record reveals consistent emphasis on interdisciplinary approaches to ancient DNA, particularly examining European hunter-gatherers, Southeast Asian migrations, and African prehistory. Her work frequently appears in high-impact journals like PNAS and Current Biology, demonstrating expertise in reconstructing population histories through genomic evidence while addressing methodological challenges in ancient DNA analysis.
