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Juan Marín Hernando

Historian (University of Salamanca, 2012) and PhD in Prehistory (MNHN Paris & UNIFE Ferrara, 2020, Erasmus Mundus IDQP), specializes in zooarchaeology and Paleolithic paleoenvironments. He completed a master’s in Quaternary Archaeology (URV Tarragona) and received the "Emilie Campmas 2020" award for his doctoral thesis. Currently a postdoctoral researcher at UNED and associate of IPHES and CNRS, he focuses on Neanderthal and modern human subsistence strategies. He co-directs the El Castillo Cave excavation (Spain) and contributes to major research projects in Tanzania (Olduvai Gorge), Spain (Sierra de Atapuerca), Kenya (Lake Turkana), and key sites like Abric Romaní and Cova Gran de Collbató.

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Art and culture

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January 18, 2025 Juan Marín Hernando
Technology and science

Why does time pass faster in the mountains? Gravitational time dilation and relativity

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Health and welfare

dGTEx Addressing Gaps in Pediatric and Evolutionary Genomics

January 16, 2025 Juan Marín Hernando
Society and gender

Distinguishing Hoaxes from Evidence through Dialogic Open Review

January 15, 2025 Juan Marín Hernando