The Cambridge University Biological Anthropology Students’ Society was founded in 2009.
Since then it has hosted lectures by prominent academics from diverse fields, including Chris Stringer, Steve Jones and Simon Baron-Cohen. CUBASS also hosts a variety of social events, from pub meets to film nights. If you’d like to be added to the mailing list, please email: [email protected]
26/02/2019
Don't miss this exciting event organised by The Cambridge BioAnth Seminar Series! Head to the LCHES Seminar Room at 4.30pm to meet Prof. Martinón-Torres
We are looking forward to welcoming Professor Maria Martinon-Torres from Spain tomorrow at 4.30PM! Please note the talk will not be live-streamed, so make sure to attend in person.
05/02/2019
Highlight of the week - Professor Anne Stone will be giving the Wednesday seminar and share her insight on the use of ancient DNA to understand the evolutionary history of Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Join The Cambridge BioAnth Seminar Series at 4.30pm in the LCHES seminar room.
30/01/2019
Another exciting seminar organised by The Cambridge BioAnth Seminar Series ✨ Meet Dr. Tehrani today at 4.30pm in the LCHES seminar room - don't miss out!
23/01/2019
Head to the LCHES Seminar room for another exciting talk organised by The Cambridge BioAnth Seminar Series!
The talk will also be live streamed on the Bioanth Seminar Series' page.
This Wednesday (23/01): Dr. Sally Street from the University of Durham, on the evolution of animal construction. 4.30, LCHES, everyone welcome!
The talk will be live-streamed on this page from 4.30PM GMT.
16/01/2019
Happy New Year to all CUBASS members! The Cambridge BioAnth Seminar Series gets 2019 off to a flying start with an exciting first talk with Dr. Luca Pagani - don't miss out and stay tuned for weekly updates!
31/12/2015
Happy 2016!
20/11/2015
aDNA and admixture events TODAY at 1.15 at the macdonald institute!
**INTERESTED IN POSTGRADUATE STUDY?**
Postgraduate student Sarah-Louise Decrausaz will be giving a talk at 2pm today (immediately after BAN6) on postgrad Bioanth studies. She will be covering topics such as programs and areas of research, useful skills and her experience of studying abroad.
Pembroke Street lecture theatre!
**PLEASE NOTE** tonight's movie is not a documentary, it's a fictional film about a scientist why tries to revert himself back to his ancestral form. V funny and definitely worth watching!
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Neanderthal_Man
Reminder that Bioanth film night is tonight at 8pm! Seminar room on the top floor of Pembroke Street... Bring snacks! 🐒🎥🍕
Tonight's film: ~Neanderthal Man~
Just a reminder that we have a talk on doing dissertations at 11am today in the seminar room (top floor) of Pembroke street! This is a great opportunity to hear more about the process, even if you know what you're doing already. Not restricted to third years, might be useful for anyone thinking of writing a dissertation at some point ☺️☺️☺️