PhD students

Karina Andersson

Karina is researching the viability of machine learning as a method of sex estimation from cranial CT scans. 

Email: karina.andersson.17@ucl.ac.uk

Nicola Bennett

Nicola is an EPSRC-funded interdisciplinary PhD student with the Department of Security and Crime Science and Microbiology at UCL, examining the potential applications of microbes in Forensics.

Email: nicola.bennett.21@ucl.ac.uk

Marion Davidson

Marion's research is focusing on the validity of non-metric ancestry estimation methods when applied to virtual 3D bone models.

Email: marion.davidson.17@ucl.ac.uk

Shrey Jhalani

Shrey is evaluating the efficacy of policing and forensic science and their impact on the Criminal Justice System in the facilitation of justice.

Email: shrey.jhalani.21@ucl.ac.uk

Danyela Kellett

Danyela is studying the investigation and development of interpretative methods and data for the evaluation of forensic footwear examination.

Email: danyela.kellett.20@ucl.ac.uk

Kiu Nga Leung

Kiu is looking into the complexity of defining what is task-relevant information and the role of contextual information in different phases of forensic anthropological work, in addition to how this all ties with expertise. 

Email: kiu.leung.17@ucl.ac.uk

Martin Lo

Martin is looking into applying Machine Learning techniques on CT scans of the pelvis to examine and develop forensic age estimation methods.

Email: martin.lo.18@ucl.ac.uk

Nicole Mantl

Nicole studies expertise and decision-making in forensic anthropology by using eye-tracking technology.

Email: nicole.mantl.18@ucl.ac.uk