El Punt Avui dedicates a report to IPHES-CERCA and interviews its director

The newspaper publishes an extensive report on the institute's human evolution research and an interview with Marina Mosquera.

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Generic image of ancient bone fragments and prehistoric tools on a laboratory table.

The newspaper El Punt Avui has published an extensive report on the research work of IPHES-CERCA, focusing on the reconstruction of human evolution history, and includes an interview with its director, Marina Mosquera.

The report, titled "IPHES Researchers, Surgeons of Prehistory", offers a look into the research conducted at the institute, its facilities and laboratories, and the work of scientific teams. The publication also reviews some of the sites where the institute works, such as Barranc de la Boella, Abric Romaní, Molí del Salt, and Camp dels Ninots.
The journalistic piece is completed with an interview with the director of IPHES-CERCA, Marina Mosquera. In it, she reflects on the center's trajectory, its international scientific projection, future challenges, and the importance of disseminating scientific knowledge to society.
Based on information from the official source: IPHES - Institut Català de Paleoecologia Humana i Evolució Social (30/10/2026)