Constantine Eliopoulos

Senior Lecturer

Liverpool John Moores University

United Kingdom

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Constantine Eliopoulos is a Senior Lecturer at Liverpool John Moores University in the UK. His research areas include forensic anthropology, imaging techniques for archaeological investigations, and health implications in historical contexts. Recent publications explore topics such as sex assessment methods from skeletal remains, the monitoring of simulated burials using UAV technology, and the implications of bone density variations in juvenile scoliosis.

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Matteo Borrini

principal lecturer - programme leader

Liverpool John Moores University Faculty of Science

UNITED KINGDOM

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Frederic Bezombes

Associate Professor in Robotics

Liverpool John Moores University

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Silvia Gonzalez

Emeritus Professor

Liverpool John Moores University Faculty of Science

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Articles (11)

Vertebral Bone Density Variations in Scoliotic vs. Non-Scoliotic Juveniles, and Its Implications for Schmorl’s Node Development: A CT-Based Analysis Using the New Mexico Decedent Image Database

Fatal gunshot trauma of a child: A case from colonial Cyprus

Temporal Monitoring of Simulated Burials in an Arid Environment Using RGB/Multispectral Sensor Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

A proposed method for differentiating knives from cut marks on bone: A forensic anthropological approach

Sex assessment from the pelvis: a test of the Phenice (1969) and Klales et al. (2012) methods

The detection of clandestine graves in an arid environment using thermal imaging deployed from an unmanned aerial vehicle

Biometric sex assessment from the femur and tibia in a modern Greek population

Evaluation of the obturator foramen as a sex assessment trait

Septal Aperture of the Humerus: Etiology and Frequency Rates in Two European Populations

Health and safety issues in the Victorian workplace: An example of mandibular phosphorus necrosis from Gloucester, UK

Technical note: Development of regression equations to reassociate upper limb bones from commingled contexts

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Matteo Borrini

Frederic Bezombes

Silvia Gonzalez

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