Abstract Strontium isotope ratios (87 Sr/86 Sr) are a popular tool in provenance applications
in archeology, forensics, paleoecology, and environmental sciences. Using bioavailable 87 …

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 …

Growing interest in bioarchaeology and its ability to address complex questions tied to social
and biological identities in the past has led to the development of nuanced methods for …

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 However, this approach is outdated in a globalized world with rapid …

As people, animals and materials are transported across increasingly large distances in a
globalized world, threats to our biosecurity and food security are rising. Aotearoa New …

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 …

Isotopic analysis of human tooth enamel can provide life history information useful in
forensic identification. These applications depend on the availability of reference data …

A multidisciplinary approach in the investigation of unidentified decedents employs the use
of a variety of scientific approaches. This approach is applied in casework in North Carolina …

Objectives Thousands of migrants have died along the United States/Mexico border and
many remain unidentified. The purpose of this research is to test whether estimations of …

In situ Sr isotopes analysis of apatite by LA-(MC)-ICP-MS is challenged by the difficulty to
monitor and correct isobaric interferences from atomic and polyatomic ions. We present a …