It would be terrible if they shuttered. I'd like to visit there at some point.

Popping back here after a hefty absence (the thesis stress is real) to say that I’m so chuffed that some of my research is out there making waves! As always, if anyone has questions they’d like answers to, I’d be more than happy to take them (if I can answer them; I’ll tell you if I can’t).

Hey! I'm back, and this time we'll be looking at age estimation in forensic anthropology. Again, we'll take reference from @theaafs.bsky.social's Standards 133, which you'll be able to access via the link below: www.aafs.org/asb-standard...

Calling all aspiring forensic scientists! This is the session for you to attend at #AAFS2025: "Back to Your Future: Forensic Opportunities in the AI Era." This session features excellent speakers and prepare the next generation of our industry. Program: www.aafs.org/annual-confe...

Let's break this down a little more. #Forensic anthropologists are routinely asked to perform what's known as a biological assessment. It involves the analysis of recovered skeletal material to estimate the following attributes: - Sex - Age-at-death - Ancestry (population affinity) - Stature

So, first big question: how is forensic anthropology defined? Let's first look at the term 'anthropology'. The term is used to describe the study of humans. There are many subfields in anthropology, but the one to focus on is biological anthropology.

Hey everyone! As you’ve seen from my bio, I’m a PhD candidate in forensic anthropology. I’m hoping to use this account to share some cool and fun stuff about my research and the field in general. Feel free to ask questions, too! I’ll do my best to answer them 📚📚📚