SNSF CoRe 2016-2019, with Bern University, Forensic Institute, To be a Child in Roman Aventicum (1st-3rd c. AD): Evidence on Health, Disease and Feeding Practices from Bioarchaeology, c. 408’946 €.
New exhibition: Avenches, Musée romain, Les experts à Aventicum ou comment vivaient les habitants de la capitale des Helvètes, 11.9.2020-26.9.2021. With the support of SNFS Agora.
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