I am currently employed in the Centre for Anatomy and Human Identification at the University of Dundee as a Lecturer in Physical/Forensic Anthropology. I teach undergraduate and postgraduate students and supervise their research projects as well as manage the Forensic Anthropology undergraduate programme. Prior to this I was employed by the University of Edinburgh as a Tutor/Demonstrator in Forensic Anthropology and Human Osteology.

I hold a BSc in Forensic Science, MSc in Forensic Anthropology and a PhD in Archaeology (Forensic Anthropology). I have a PGCAPHE and am a fellow of the Higher Education Authority.

I am a practising forensic anthropologist and have given expert evidence in t he Scottish High court. Iam a consultant on the Virtual Anthropology Service run by the University of Dundee providing coverage for police forces in Scotland and Northern Ireland on a daily basis. I am professionally accredited at FAII Level and am a Fellow of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland (RAI).

I teach undergraduate and postgraduate students in the disipline of Forensic Anthropology. I lead modules in Forensic Osteology, Forensic Human Identification and the Forensic Anthropology Honours Projects. In addition to these I also teach on Peri and Post Mortem Processes and Forensic Science and the Law. These are all taught in a variety of mediums including lectures, labs, seminars, workshops and encompass an array of assessment methods. I also supervise BSc and MSc research projects.

I have attended and continue to attend, a number of training courses on an assortment of teaching related subjects and have recently completed a PGCAPHE and become a fellow of the Higher Education Authority.

• Stature estimation
• 3D modeling of bone (CT scans, Surface scans, 3D printing)
• Commingled remains
• Fingerprints and other biometrics
• Pattern matching
• Cognetive and contextual bias in Forensic Anthropology