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    This document provides information about a course in Forensic Anthropology taught by Professor Dr. Niels Lynnerup at the University of Copenhagen. The one-day course will be held on April 25, 2012 at the Faculty Club in Leuven, Belgium and will cover topics such as estimating age, sex, ethnicity from skeletal remains as well as estimating time of death and identifying living individuals from imagery. It includes details about the program, organization, tuition fees and a map of the location.

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    This document provides information about a course in Forensic Anthropology taught by Professor Dr. Niels Lynnerup at the University of Copenhagen. The one-day course will be held on April 25, 2012 at the Faculty Club in Leuven, Belgium and will cover topics such as estimating age, sex, ethnicity from skeletal remains as well as estimating time of death and identifying living individuals from imagery. It includes details about the program, organization, tuition fees and a map of the location.

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    Course in Forensic Anthropology: Date and Location

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    This document provides information about a course in Forensic Anthropology taught by Professor Dr. Niels Lynnerup at the University of Copenhagen. The one-day course will be held on April 25, 2012 at the Faculty Club in Leuven, Belgium and will cover topics such as estimating age, sex, ethnicity from skeletal remains as well as estimating time of death and identifying living individuals from imagery. It includes details about the program, organization, tuition fees and a map of the location.

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    CourseinForensicAnthropology

    by

    Professor Dr. Niels Lynnerup

    Niels Lynnerup is professor of Forensic Anthropology and head of the Laboratory of Biological Anthropology of the Department of Forensic Medicine, both at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark. Dr. Lynnerup is a medical doctor and obtained his PhD in Medical Sciences in 1995. Professor Lynnerup has published over 100 scientific papers in international peer reviews journals.

    DATEandLOCATION
    Wednesday April 25 th 2012
    9 am-5.30 pm

    Faculty Club Huis van Chivres Auditorium Willem Van Croy


    Address: Faculty Club Groot Begijnhof 14 B-3000 Leuven Belgium +32 16 32 95 00

    PROGRAM
    09:0009:15 Welcomeandorientation 09:1510:30 Estimatingageandsexbasedonanatomicalaspectsofskeletons.
    Ageestimation includes estimating age of subadults and adults, based on longbonegrowth,epifysealunionandchangesonnonsynovialjoints. Sex estimation focuses on both metric and nonmetric traits of the skull, longbonesandpelvis.

    10:3011:00 Break 11:0012:00 Determinationofethnicity.


    Ethnicity may broadly be evaluated both by observing nonmetric traits of theskull,aswellasmetricanalysesoftheskull.Theconceptofethnicitywill bediscussed.

    12:0013:30 13:3015:00

    Lunch Estimatingtimeofdeath.
    Time of death in forensic context is usually based on environmental influences on the skeleton, e.g. when buried, exposed or in water. More formalmethods,basedonradiocarbontechniqueswillalsobeaddressed.

    15:0015:30 Break 15:3017:30 Identificationoftheliving.


    This topic focuses on the use of video and photo imagery in terms of identification and comparison. Several techniques will be demonstrated, including photogrammetry, gait and posture analyses, as well as facial recognition.

    ORGANISATION

    ForensicOdontology DepartementOralHealthSciences K.U.Leuven Prof.Dr.GuyWillems


    Guy.Willems@med.kuleuven.be

    Tuitionfee: 325,00 Includingcoffeebreaksand lunchatFacultyClub Belgiandentalaccreditationisappliedfor. (noguaranteecheckwebsiteforupdate) Registrationandpayment

    www.ortholeuven.be

    MAP

    . A. Faculty Club and Parking B. Auditorium Willem Van Croy

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