Walls heading upwards
The laboratory at Turkwel now has some walls in place. Kyalo has just sent these images to me from the site. With a lot more construction to do on this building there will be several ...
The laboratory at Turkwel now has some walls in place. Kyalo has just sent these images to me from the site. With a lot more construction to do on this building there will be several ... More progress on laboratory
Construction continues at Turkwel on the large laboratory. The basement slab has been laid and walls are going up. The foundations for the main part of the laboratory are being dug as ... Beginnings of the second laboratory at Tukwel.
The construction at TBI Turkwel continues and foundations are going in for the second large laboratory.
The construction at TBI Turkwel continues and foundations are ... TBI postdoc receives grant for Holocene research in Turkana
TBI postdoctoral fellow Amanuel Beyin recently received a grant from the Wenner-Gren Foundation in the amount of $20,000 to conduct field research in the western Turkana Basin region ... TBI extends field school application deadline
The Office of International Academic Programs at Stony Brook University has announced that the deadline for applying to TBI's field school program has been extended to December 15, 2010.
... Aerial views of TBI Turkwel
Here are a few recent aerial views of TBI Turkwel to share with you. Once the six cottages are complete, construction will begin on the second large laboratory.
You can ... Recent images from TBI Turkwel campus
The construction is ongoing at the TBI Turkwel campus. Six self contained cottages are being built, the first of which is now complete. The remainder should be finished in the next two ... TBI’s Visiting Senior Scholar, Spring Semester 2010
TBI’s second Visiting Senior Scholar, Professor Simiyu Wandibba, has enjoyed a productive semester at Stony Brook University.
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... New Australopithecus sediba hominin fossils featured on 60 MINUTES
Richard Leakey joins other scientists in discussing Lee Berger's amazing new "treasure trove" of Australopithecus sediba fossils
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... Introducing the TBI geoBlog
Ever wonder where many of the most significant fossils of our earlient human ancestors were found? Curious about where in the world current research is taking place? The TBI geoBlog puts ...