| Name | Titel | Betreuer | Studiengang |
| Johanna Ferber | More Than Just Names Carved in Stone - An Analysis of the Early Medieval to Early
Modern Skeletal Remains from St. Peter and Paul, Reichenau-Niederzell, Germany | Francken, Harvati | Palaeoanthropology |
| Pauline Hofleitner | Upper Body Trauma in Neanderthals and Upper Paleolithic Homo Sapiens: A
Comparative Population-Level Analysis | Harvati, Beier | Palaeoanthropology |
| Elizabeth Nist | An Indicator of Activity or Inactivity? Exploring the Etiology of Osteoarthritis
Through an Integrative Approach with Validated Entheseal Markers of Activity | Karakostis, Harvati | Palaeoanthropology |
| Katharina Rymer | Provenance research on unidentified human skeletal remains in the Osteological
Collection Tübingen | Harvati, Rathmann | Palaeoanthropology |
| Vivienne Vent | A Virtual Cranial Reconstruction of Neolithic Subadult Remains from Frankfurt-
Fechenheim, Germany, and Conceptual Design of a Museum Exhibition | Harvati, Röding | Palaeoanthropology |
| Lucrezia Teodori | Investigating Early Neolithic Subsistence and Livestock management: A
Zooarchaeological analysis of Movila lui Deciov, Romania | Starkovich, Krauß | Zooarchaeology |
| Tamara Michaelis | Reconstructing Animal Mobility. Oxygen and carbon isotope analyses applied to
animal remains from the site of Mesa Redonda (Seville, Spain) | Diaz-Zorita Bonilla, Greiff | Archaeometry |
| Shuqin Guo | Examining double perforated ivory beads: A glimpse into the social-economic life of
Swabian Aurignacian inhabitants | Conard, Wolf | Stone Age |
| Joshua London | Tracking Upper Palaeolithic Identity and Exchange Networks with Red Deer Cervus
elaphus Maxillary Canine Ornaments in the Swabian Jura & Southwest France | Conard, Vanhaeren | Stone Age |
| Andrina Lerchi | Combining ZooMS and aDNA to Identify Roman Equid Hybrids: Evidence from
Dangstetten, Germany | Posth, Brown | Archaeo- and
Palaeogenetics |
| Britta Van Tiel | An archaeogenomic investigation of the skeletal remains from Bronze Age Tell
Mozan, Upper Mesopotamia | Posth, Feldman | Archaeo- and
Palaeogenetics |
