What happens to your teeth after you die?
A year-long study of buried and submerged remains reveals major dental changes, including dentin loss and bacterial growth, that could help estimate #PostmortemInterval.
Read more in #JFS article: https://t.co/eTJkW1luMw
This weekend our Forensic Science Demonstrators and Postgraduate Researchers, Catherine, Cora, Olga, and Charlotte, were at @KeeleUniversity's brand new 'Keele in Town' building in Newcastle-under-Lyme as a part of our #InternationalDayofWomenandGirlsinScience day celebrations
Two of our Forensic Science Demonstrators were presenting their #research at conferences last week!
Olga Nechyparenka was in Bordeaux @SscipChildhood talking forensic analysis of early life stress
Catherine Roberts was in Oxford @ForAnthUK talking on dental post-mortem changes
@TheElfLab@PhD_Genie This year I quit my job as a research assistant to start a PhD programme at 29 yo. I feel so much more knowledgeable and confident as a person than I did when I was 22. It gave me time to grow and to regain my passion after years of burnout.