Vehit, U., and Christensen, A. (2018) Restricted access but abstract available. Journal of Forensic Sciences Volume 64 Issue 1. View
Category: Missing Persons
Forensic anthropology in the global investigation of humanitarian and human rights abuse: Perspective from the published record.
Ubelaker, D., Shamlou, A., and Kunkle, A. (2018) Restricted access but abstract available. Science & Justice. Volume 59, Issue 2,… Read more Forensic anthropology in the global investigation of humanitarian and human rights abuse: Perspective from the published record.
DNA identification of compromised samples with massive parallel sequencing.
Tillmar, A., Grandell, I., and Montelius, K. (2018) Document available to view online. Forensic Sciences Research. Volume 4, 2019 –… Read more DNA identification of compromised samples with massive parallel sequencing.
Respecting and protecting the lives of migrants and refugees: the need for a human rights approach to save lives and find missing persons
Sarkin, J. (2018). Restricted access but abstract available. The International Journal of Human RightsVolume 22, 2018 – Issue 2. View
Improved Y-STR typing for distaster victim identification, missing persons investigations, and historical human skeletal remains.
Ambers, A., Votrubova, J., Vanek, D., Sajantila, A., and Budowle, B. (2018) Restricted access but abstract available. International Journal of… Read more Improved Y-STR typing for distaster victim identification, missing persons investigations, and historical human skeletal remains.
Recognisability of computer-generated facial approximations in an automated facial recognition context for potential use in unidentified persons data repositories: Optimally and operationally modeled conditions.
Parks, C., and Monson, K. (2018) Restricted access but abstract available. Forensic Science International. Volume 291, October 2018, Pages 272-278.… Read more Recognisability of computer-generated facial approximations in an automated facial recognition context for potential use in unidentified persons data repositories: Optimally and operationally modeled conditions.
Biometric correspondence between reface computerized facial approximations and CT-derived ground truth skin surface models objectively examined using an automated facial recognition system.
Parks, C., and Monson, K. (2018) Restricted access but abstract available. Forensic Science International. Volume 286, May 2018, Pages 8-11.… Read more Biometric correspondence between reface computerized facial approximations and CT-derived ground truth skin surface models objectively examined using an automated facial recognition system.
Dental autopsy for the identification of missing persons.
Nuzzolese, E. (2018) Document available to view online. Journal of Forensic Dental Sciences. 2018 Jan-Apr; 10(1): 50–54. View
Estimating age and synthesising growth in children and adolescents using 3D facial prototypes.
Matthews, H., Penington, A., Clement, J., Kilpatrick, N., Fan, Y., and Claes, P. (2018) Restricted access but abstract available. Forensic… Read more Estimating age and synthesising growth in children and adolescents using 3D facial prototypes.
Consent process for US-based family reference DNA samples.
Katsanis, S., Snyder, L., Arnholt, K., and Mundorff, A. (2018) Restricted access but abstract available. FSI Genetics View
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