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Anatomy and forensic anthropology
The Faculty of Health and Life Sciences Annual Research Lecture. It’s not just faces and fingerprints that are unique. So are hands - and this is making it possible to catch child abusers on camera. Variations in the anatomical minutiae of the human hand mean each person’s hands are different, as anatomists have long realised. The importance of this to forensic human identification is now being demonstrated by Professor Black’s ground-breaking research. In this lecture, she will look at how rese
6pm-7pm.
Free for everyone.
Register here: www.brookesalumni.co.uk/news-events/events-registration
Free for everyone.
Register here: www.brookesalumni.co.uk/news-events/events-registration
John Henry Brookes Lecture Theatre, JHB Building, Oxford Brookes University, Oxfordshire OX3 0BP
Wed 6 May 2020
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