Last updated: 2020-11-24

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Who

  • Tina Lasisi is a PhD candidate in Biological Anthropology at Penn State University. She has led this project which is part of her doctoral dissertation. She maintains this website.
  • Arslan Zaidi is a postdoctoral fellow with Iain Mathieson at The Universirty of Pennsylvania. He worked with Tina Lasisi to generate the analyses.
  • Timothy H. Webster is an assistant professor at the University of Utah. He worked with Tina to create the fibermorph Python package.
  • Kendall Routch was an undergraduate research assistant who helped develop the sample preparation methods for the cross-sectional analysis.
  • Nicholas B. Stephens is a postdoctoral scholar in the Department of Anthropology at Penn State Univeristy. He worked on the Python package with Tina.
  • Nina G. Jablonski is Even Pugh Professor of Anthropology at Penn State University. She is Tina Lasisi’s PhD advisor.
  • Mark D. Shriver is Professor of Anthropology and Genetics at Penn State University. He is Tina Lasisi’s PhD advisor.

What

This website documents the protocols and methods developed as part of the Hair Phenotyping Methods Project. The methods developed are high-throughput and intended for use in large-scale projects such as genome-wide association studies. This website is updated frequently as the manuscript describing our methods progresses through the stages of review.

Why

This website was created to share progress on the project with collaborators and the scientific community to facilitate open and reproducible science.

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