Teeth are considered the most resistant structures in the human body. In forensic
odontology, teeth are useful for human identification, especially when dental age estimation …

The age estimation of an adult using methods accessible to the forensic routine is a goal
pursued by forensic experts. Cameriere, Ferrante and Cingolani (2004) proposed the use of …

This paper addresses a relevant problem in Forensic Sciences by integrating radiological
techniques with advanced machine learning methodologies to create a non-invasive …

Precise age determination of unidentified bodies and human remains is one of the essential
tasks of forensic science. The aim of this study was to assess the applicability of using the …

Dental age estimation is widely used in forensic identification, but the accuracy of traditional
methods cannot satisfy the demand for accuracy, especially for age estimation of adults. We …

Age at death estimation in cases of human skeletal finds is an important task in forensic
medicine as well as in anthropology. In forensic medicine, methods based on “molecular …

Several molecular modifications accumulate in the human organism with increasing age.
Some of these “molecular clocks” in DNA and in proteins open up promising approaches for …

Aspartic acid racemization in teeth has been increasingly used to estimate chronological
age with a considerably high accuracy in forensic practice. The Chaoshan population in …

With the increase of globalization and migration, the topic of age estimation has become
more and more important in diverse fields of application, especially for age estimation in …

Simple Summary For the correct identification of human skeletal remains, age is one of the
key parameters. However, in adult individuals, this estimation is more difficult as it is not …