Centre For Anatomy And Human Identification, University Of Dundee

A life-size model of 'Bowed Joseph', a cobbler who lived in 18th century, is on display as part of 24 Days of Advent in EdinburghŌĆÖs Christmas festivities.
The model was produced by Lynn Morrison as part of her MSc in Forensic Art & Facial Identification at the University of Dundee.

Season's greetings to all! Turn the sound on ­¤öŖ #DiscoverDundee

Water work uncovers Middle Ages skulls in Kingussie: https://www.bbc.co.uk/ŌĆ”/uk-scotland-hig hlands-islands-46481ŌĆ”

Congratulations to Prof Dame Sue Black on being presented with the Saltire Book of the Year award! https://www.bbc.co.uk/ŌĆ”/uk-scotland-tay side-central-46407804

New laws allowing the exchange and comparison of forensic identification evidence between Ireland and other countries come into force today. https://www.rte.ie/ŌĆ”/12ŌĆ”/1014745-fore nsic-dna-cross-border/ŌĆ”

The Tay Cities deal includes investment in University of Dundee project JustTech, which capitalises on our burgeoning reputation in forensic science research.

Check out this paper by one of our MSc Medical Art alumni Elvire Thouvenot-Nitzan, free to view online for the next month: https://www.tandfonline.com/ŌĆ”/full/10ŌĆ ”/17453054.2018.1490892

Having captured hearts with an alternative ValentineŌĆÖs Day event earlier this year, staff from the University of Dundee will move on to matters of the mind for Halloween.
https://www.dundee.ac.uk/ŌĆ”/brain-basics -promises-halloween-ŌĆ”

Tomorrow, as part of #DSciFest, Professor Niamh Nic Daeid will be participating in the STEM for Women & Girls discussion group at Dundee Science Centre tomorrow.

Professor Tracey Wilkinson will chair a panel of experts from different areas of the medical field as they each discuss how anatomy is used in their profession to transform lives and what it means for future generations.

From Cox to Coccyx explores the history of Anatomy in the Dundee, from the earliest materials used to teach students about the human body through to world-leading research carried out today.
View the exhibition until mid-December.
https://uod.ac.uk/2Oztq9r

CAHID has been ranked No.2 in the UK for Archaeology and Forensic Science and No.5 in the UK for Anatomy and Physiology in the Sunday Times Good University Guide! ­¤Äē­¤Äē https://bit.ly/2zLIcSn

Your chance to win a copy of '30 Second Forensic Science' by Professors Niamh Nic Daeid and Dame Sue Black.

Dr Helen Meadows, an expert in hand identification and vein pattern analysis, is starring in a new true crime series exploring some of the most challenging murder cases in the UK and USA.

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