“awful people don’t deserve to be killed, but they don’t deserve to be praised, either” is apparently a thought too complex for the pundit mind

A team from our lab recently joined fieldwork organised by the University of Latvia, helping to excavate fossils from the Devonian, including armoured fish (Placoderms) and early tetrapods in western Latvia. #fossilfriday #paleontology

Subject close to my heart - finding an ammonite on the Isle of Wight as a 6 year old started my love of geology / earth history. The Island has an incredible fossil wealth and really deserves world class facilities to display and project on the world stage! chng.it/kQKV2mLQdZ

Researchers Determine Coelacanth Faked Own Extinction To Escape Massive Gambling Debt theonion.com/researc...

Fossil(and more?) Friday. The Staruni Woolly Rhino was incredibly preserved with its skin in a condition good enough to be taxidermied. Her horns, hooves, hair, and guts were all that was lost, but you can see the individual follicles in her skin. #fossilfriday #EAVP2025 #MuzeumPrzyrodnicze

As part of our Faculty Inaugural Lecture Series—showcasing the work of our recently promoted Professors—Professor Clive Trueman delivered an engaging lecture, Using Chemistry to Unveil the Hidden Lives of Fishes. @clivetrue.bsky.social Watch here 👇 youtu.be/LujaS7cpHxc

When it comes to understanding when animals first walked on land, finding footprints of animals that literally pressed their feet into the ground absolutely holds the key. Congratulations to all authors including my former supervisor: @perahlberg.bsky.social www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Out Now in Nature! Amniote tracks from Australia push the timeline for terrestiality back 35 to 40 million years, with implications for our understanding of tetrapod evolution. www.nature.com/articles/s41...

One minute you’re king of the gods, the next you’re sending out spam for predatory journals.

The Biology PhD school asked me to write a blog post about my research, now it’s up and I can go back to staring at fish www.uu.se/en/departmen...

We are pleased to announce the opening of our new Tomography Support Center, now available for all @uu.se employees and students. We welcome collaborations with anyone interested in using microCT and synchrotron scanning. Learn more here: www.uu.se/institution/...

PeerJ Congratulates Elsa Leflaëc & Victor López Rojas - Award winners at The 5th Palaeontological Virtual Congress Learn more about their research on the PeerJ blog bit.ly/42EHFPA #5thPVC #Palaeontology @palaeovc.bsky.social

Interesting new find, presumably washed in from the Wealden….

A new paper for the new year 📰 How can we visualize changes in chemical composition of fossil teeth and scales? @matthewbc.bsky.social and colleagues discuss in: peerj.com/articles/187... #Palaeontology #biogeochemistry

Looking to read more this year? Why not start with my new article published today in @Peerj on how we can tell if original minerals are preserved in fossils. #paleontology #biogeochemistry peerj.com/articles/187...

Apply for a two-year postdoctoral fellowships at Uppsala University through the Birgitta Sintring foundation. You can find and select a PI host and more about the fellowship here: www.uu.se/en/departmen...

The current cover of Nature spotlights the new paper on reconstructing food webs and the rise of dinosaurs through coprolites, by Qvarnstrom et al (ft. @grzegorzniedz.bsky.social and @perahlberg.bsky.social). Read more at: www.nature.com/articles/s41...

The new paper from our lab has dropped! 🧪 www.nature.com/articles/s41...

The early evolution of Tetrapods and the transition from water to land is a core focus of our research. Learn more about our ERC-funded project "Tracking our ancestors across the Devonian world" at our website: www.uu.se/en/departmen...

🚨Paper alert!🚨 A major paper from our lab, on which I had a very minor role, is dropping on Wednesday. Can't say more for now, but here's a teaser: