Recent forensic applications of stable isotope analysis (SIA) have demonstrated its value as
an investigative tool in the identification of unknown decedents. Stable isotope ratios …

Geospatially distributed isotopes (isoscapes) from biogeochemically fractionated processes
have been applied in many forensic investigations, such as authentication of food and …

Stable isotope analysis has undergone rapid development in recent years and yielded
significant results in the field of forensic sciences. In particular, carbon and oxygen isotopic …

The relationship between isotopic signals in human hair and geographic region has
potential forensic applications for identifying unknown individuals' place of recent residence …

The distribution of stable isotopes (C, H, O, N) has certain regional characteristics, which
could be reflected in human tissues such as fingernails, hairs, teeth and bones by the …

Crusades covers seven hundred years from the First Crusade (1095-1102) to the fall of
Malta (1798) and draws together scholars working on theatres of war, their home fronts and …

Measurement of the relative abundance of 2H (expressed in δ2H values) in tissues of plants,
wildlife and people has evolved into a powerful forensic tool. The approach is based on the …

Critical advances in isotope mass spectrometry technologies, laboratory methodologies, and
spatial modeling have allowed for increased application of oxygen (18O/16O) and strontium …

Skeletonized human remains of an elderly, unknown man, packed in a suitcase, were found
in Berlin, Germany. Determination of geographical whereabouts and living circumstances of …

In forensic anthropology the estimation of biological sex of unidentified human remains is
critical, as it essentially halves the number of potential identities. Sex estimation is also …