Carl Lipo

So happy to see Tim Hunt’s brilliance recognized and celebrated! newyorker.com/culture/the-we…

A story on the work of my PhD student Sarah Gilleland who is investigation Poverty Point using proteomics/ZooMS. binghamton.edu/news/story/510…

Fantastic documentary about the work by one of my PhD students, Erin Whitson: youtube.com/watch?v=tFL4Le…

Research podcast: newswise.com/articles/curio…

New research from Rapa Nui. More pieces to the puzzle. theconversation.com/rocks-on-rapa-…

@DDavis_Arch @robertjdinapoli @NSF @NatGeo Excellent analyses by Dylan!

Thanks to co-authors @robertjdinapoli, @clipo, Gina Pakarati, and Terry Hunt, and funding from @NSF and @NatGeo 6/6

New in @ScienceAdvances, we explore a longstanding question: how many people really lived on Easter Island (Rapa Nui) before European’s visited in the 1700s? The answer relies on food production @OBTlab @columbiaclimate @LamontEarth doi.org/10.1126/sciadv…🧵 1/6

Some new research results. theconversation.com/rocks-on-rapa-…

A new NOVA documentary covering some of our work on Rapa Nui. pbs.org/wgbh/nova/vide…

Go to Google Scholar and look up ‘As an AI language model” -“ChatGPT”’

Which archaeology journal published by Elsevier will be the first to follow this excellent example (and will it happen in my lifetime)?

Happy holidays! Introducing RTutor.ai, an AI-powered app that lets you chat with your data in English! RTutor uses Davinci (#ChatGPT’s sibling) to turn requests into R code, which is executed & results are shown instantly, available as a HTML report in seconds. 1/8

Hmm... maybe this GPT3 thing is not all bad after all!

Scientists: uh, oh Archaeologists: this is a feature not a bug… pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

Position openings at Binghamtom University in Systems Science/Complex Systems/Network Science & Computational Social Science are up on Interview Exchange!! Please RT/share/apply binghamton.interviewexchange.com/jobofferdetail…

Let’s do some science.

Headed to the field with a mountain of gear. First stop, St Louis for some LiDAR and magnetometry work near Huzzah(!), Missouri.

Big news in academic publishing!

Hey paleoanthropology people of Twitter... This is a VEEERY special #FossilFriday for you @FATAPUERCA just unveiled a human face of about 1'4 million years, found 9 days ago during the current campaign at Atapuerca. Yes, you read it right. It is insane.