Application of isotope ratio mass spectrometry (IRMS) to skeletal remains has become an
important tool to investigate human behavior and history. Isotopic variations in collagen …

Stable isotope ratio analysis is becoming an extremely important tool for the forensic
investigator. It can be particularly useful in missing persons investigations to help establish …

Unidentified human remains have historically been investigated nationally by law
enforcement authorities. However, this approach is outdated in a globalized world with rapid …

Due to the straightforward and non-invasive sampling, ease of transport and long-term
storage and access to time-resolved information, determination of element concentrations …

The isotopic signatures of human tissues can provide valuable information on geographic
origin for medicolegal investigations involving unidentified persons. It is important to …

Abstract The Scientific Analysis Directorate of the US Department of Defense's (DoD)
Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA) is a unique entity within the US Government …

Abstract Natural variations of 87 Sr/86 Sr ratios in biological samples, such as human hair,
provide a biological record of provenance. Spatial distribution maps reflecting heterogeneity …

As a consequence of the recent history of Argentina related to crimes against humanity, the
country has positioned itself as a leader on Forensic Anthropology in human rights contexts …

Forensic practitioners, archeologists, and ecologists increasingly use hair isotope profiles
and isotope databases and maps to reconstruct the life history of unidentified individuals …

Human remains, later named “Madame Victoria”, were discovered in 2001 near the Royal
Victoria hospital in Montreal but were never identified by forensic practitioners. We use multi …