Post-graduate Research
I am
very happy to discuss the possibility of research degree supervision,
assuming that the potential project falls into my key areas of interest
and active research. Currently I have:
» Butler, Mark (2008-2012) Examining expertise and expert performance in crime scene investigation. P/T.
» Garrido-Varas, Claudia (2009-2012) An investigation into bilateral asymmetry of the skeleton and its use in physical and forensic anthropology. F/T. Funded by Becas, Chile grant and sponsored by Servicio Medico Legal, Ministry of Justice, Government of Chile.
» Okey, Darryl (2009-2013 – University of York). Application of non-contact 3D laser scanning to archaeological and forensic contexts. P/T. 2nd Supervisor.
» David Gonçalves (University of Coimbra, Portugal) Bioanthropological analysis of burned bones. F/T. 2nd Supervisor.
» Okey, Darryl (2009-2013 – University of York). Application of non-contact 3D laser scanning to archaeological and forensic contexts. P/T. 2nd Supervisor.
» David Gonçalves (University of Coimbra, Portugal) Bioanthropological analysis of burned bones. F/T. 2nd Supervisor.
» Starkie, Alexandra (2008-2011) The use of body modification in human identification. F/T. Funded by The Leverhulme Trust grant F/00 762/C. Pass with very minor corrections.
Research Masters Supervision:
» Lipscomb, Vikki (2009-2011) Imaging diagenesis of bone in the soil. MRes (Sci). P/T.
» DeBattista. R. (2010-2011) The effect of decomposition on fibre retention and recovery. MRes (Sci). F/T. 2nd Supervisor.
» Wright, Julie (2009-2011) Body modification: The potential of piercing artefacts in human identification. MRes (Sci). P/T. Pass with Distinction.
» DeBattista. R. (2010-2011) The effect of decomposition on fibre retention and recovery. MRes (Sci). F/T. 2nd Supervisor.
» Wright, Julie (2009-2011) Body modification: The potential of piercing artefacts in human identification. MRes (Sci). P/T. Pass with Distinction.