Starting from people featured on our slides from the first week of class:
Dr. Lauren Schroeder, @_lschroeder. Lab Twitter: @LabSchroeder. (Recently featured on "Lunch break science" by the Leakey Foundation! Link under podcasts.)
Dr. Sheela Athreya, @sathreya3
Dr. Keolu Fox, @KeoluFox
Dr. Jada Benn-Torres, @sankofadna
Dr. Rachel J. Watkins, @RJWatkins3
Dr. Michelle Rodrigues, @MARspidermonkey. Maintains the #DecolonizePrimatology reading list here.
Dr. Jane Goodall & the Jane Goodall Institute, @JaneGoodallInst
Dr. Jason de León, @jason_p_deleon (archaeologist, director of the Undocumented Migrant Project)
More awesome people (in no particular order):
Dr. Tina Lasisi, @TinaLasisi (evolution of human hair & skin, featured earlier this year on Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness! Featured in this week's readings)
Dr. Robin Nelson, @robingnelson (her research is in family dynamics and child rearing, she conducts fieldwork in Jamaica)
Alexandra Kralick's Hominid Evolution Fun Facts, @BioAnthFunFacts (PhD student at UPenn, we'll read one of her popular science pieces for class)
Dr. Katie Hinde, @MammalsSuck (her research is in lactation; founder of March Mammal Madness)
Dr. Agustin Fuentes, @Anthrofuentes (his primary area of research is in ethnoprimatology; co-founder of the American Association of Biological Anthropologists Committee on Diversity, AABA-COD)
Dr. Rick Smith, @rickwasmith (genomics and queer, feminist, Indigenous Science, Technology, and Society)
Tisa Loewen, @AnthropologisTL (PhD student in bioarchaeology at ASU, fieldwork in Croatia)
Dr. Julienne Rutherford, @JNRutherford (all things to do with placentae, chimerism, and other cool aspects of reproduction)
Myeashea Alexander, @RockstarAnthro (bioanthropologist and science communicator, creator of our "not dinosaurs" tshirts)
Dr. Michael B.C. Rivera 趙凱聰, @riveramichael (host of the Arch & Anth Podcast, linked under podcasts)
Dr. Kisha Supernant, @ArchaeoMapper (Métis archaeologist, director of the Institute of Prairie & Indigenous Archaeology at U of Alberta)
Dr. Justin Dunnavant, @ArchFieldNotes (relationship between ecology and enslavement, archaeological fieldwork in the US Virgin Islands)
Dr. Kristina Douglass, @kgdouglass (human-environment interactions in coastal and island regions, archaeological fieldwork in Madagascar)
Dr. Ora Marek-Martinez, @DocMarek (Indigenous archaeology, archaeology of the US Southwest, decolonizing methodologies)
Dr. Shadreck Chirikure, @chirikure (archaeometry, metallurgy and state formation in sub-Saharan Africa, fieldwork in South Africa and Zimbabwe)
Dr. Lesley Gregoricka, @tibialpursuit (bioarchaeologist, fieldwork in the Near East and Arabia)
Dr. Cara Ocobock, @CaraOcobock (human biologist studying energetics and adaptations to extreme environments, fieldwork in Finland, co-host of the Sausage of Science podcast, also writes about athletic performance)
Dr. Kate Clancy, @KateClancy (reproductive physiology of women and gender minorities through an intersectional feminist lens)
If you're interested in specific areas of research, topics, etc., and would like some suggestions for whom to follow, let me know! Similarly, feel free to share who you follow below!