Super proud to say that my first, first author article: "Comparison of Common Maceration Techniques to Prepare Porcine Bone for Fluorescence Analysis Using Alternative Light Sources (ALS)" is available online, co-authored with @Bonegella@UCLanArchAnth
https://t.co/JUo4DLXFgS
I am very happy to be presenting today at the 4th International Caparica Conference in Translational Forensics, presenting my research on Maceration and ALS anlysis of bone. My first solo international conference!
There's still time to book your place on our one-day Discover Decomposition workshop at Burnley campus, on either 19th, 20th or 21st June! Includes a visit to our TRACES animal taphonomy facility. Book here: https://t.co/X5NOBeonhm #taphonomy#forensic#CSI
Wow! What a conference #Microbio24.
I feel honoured to have presented my PhD research of the soil necrobiome at this prestigious symposium. Thank you for all the interest and curiosity into this emerging field of #forensicecogenomics ! See you again next year ๐ค๐ผ
The Case of the Body in the Cellar: Forensic Anthropology Workshop today went really well, thanks to the expert help of @CaleyMein, @Hy_bk, @sarina3r and Gabi Mroz. All delegates loved it! We will definitely be repeating it soon..keep an eye out for updates!
Beyond happy to announce that yesterday I successfully defended my PhD thesis 'The Use of Alternative Light Sources to Detect Skeletal Remains Underwater' and passed my viva. Thank you so much to my examiners, and my amazing supervisors @Bonegella@Jennifer_Bones @UCLan #TeamTaph
So very proud of @Cat_Maidment for passing her PhD viva today! She defended her thesis on 'Use of ALS for the Detection of Skeletal Remains Underwater'. It has been a long time coming, but is so well deserved! @UCLan #teamtaphonomy
Well, what do you know? After a hiatus of six years, we're back! (Not that we ever went anywhere). The campaign for a Human Taphonomy Facility in the UK is still going strong! New blog post: https://t.co/7ueA71Wvca #htf4uk#teamtaphonomy#werestillhere#westillneedone