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			<title><![CDATA[SAVE THE DATE: BIODIV Week | Visiting Researchers in Archaeozoology (Nov 11-13, 2026)]]></title>
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			<description><![CDATA[As part of the BIODIV PhD program (PD BGE), students are challenged to organize visits from Invited Speakers. Recently, we expanded this initiative to 3-4 day visits, maximizing the opportunity to have experts from different fields interacting directly with the entire BIOPOLIS/CIBIO community.In this context, we are pleased to announce that Arturo Morales (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid) and Alex Valenzuela (IMEDA, UIB-CSIC) will be visiting BIOPOLIS/CIBIO from November 11th to 13th as part of this year’s BIODIV Week!Their visit will focus on archaeozoology and the study of human-animal relationships, offering several opportunities for scientific exchange, learning, and informal networking.<br />Meet the Invited Speakers Arturo     Morales: A leading researcher in archaeozoology and Professor Emeritus at     the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, associated with the Laboratory of     Archaeozoology. His research focuses on interpreting animal remains from     archaeological sites and the [...]]]></description>
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