Papageorgopopoulou, C. (2026, July 15).“The roles of migration and biological kinship in social structure and cosmopolitan development in Ancient Thessaloniki”. Session: Lives in Motion: Condisciplinary approaches to mobility in the ancient world, from skeletons to texts, Celtic Conference in Classics 2026 (CCC), Maynooth University, Ireland.
Ganiatsou, E. (2026, June 15). «Polluted past: Environmental metal pollution revealed in archaeological human remains». Stable isotopes and urban diet in ancient Thessaloniki: Reconstructing food consumption and infant feeding practices. Paleopollution Meeting 2026, Santiago de Compostela, Spain.
Papageorgopopoulou, C. (2025, October 7). «CityLife: A bioarchaeological study of 1,800 years of resilience and adaptation to urbanity». ERC Funding Opportunities for Excellent Researchers in Greece, European Research Council (ERC), ERC National Contact Point in Greece, PRAXI Network – Foundation for Research and Technology – Hellas (FORTH)
Papageorgopopoulou, C. (2025, March 29). «Living in a City: Population Resilience and Adaptation in Pre-Industrial Urban Settings (300 BC – AD 1500)». Colloquium – Consuming Ecologies: Environment and Society in Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages. Seeger Center, Department of Art & Archaeology. Princeton University
Papageorgopopoulou, C. (2024, November 29-December 1). CityLife: A bioarchaeological study of 1,800 years of resilience and adaptation to urbanity. Half a Century of Archaeological Science in Greece: Past, Present, & Future. Celebrating 50 Years, The Marc and Ismene Fitch Laboratory for Archaeological Science», British School at Athens.
The CityLife Project prioritizes the dignified and respectful treatment of archaeological human remains in accordance with established ethical and scientific principles. All destructive sampling methods were carefully justified to ensure an optimal balance between advancing scientific knowledge and preserving these irreplaceable collections, in full accordance with Open Access and FAIR data standards.
This project received funding from the European Research Council (ERC) under the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme (Grant agreement No. 101126337). CityLife is hosted at the Laboratory of Biological Anthropology, Department of Humanities, Democritus University of Thrace, Greece.