National Institute of Justice Funded Research

"Estimation of Biological Parameters for Identification in Cases of Missing Persons, Mass Disasters, and Human Rights Violations". Erin H. Kimmerle (PI), John Obafunwa (Co-PI). 2008. National Institute of Justice, Research and Development in Forensic Anthropology and Forensic Odontology. Grant Number (NIJ-2008-DN-BX-K163).

"The NIJ-NC State Training Podcast: Investigation Protocols for Death in Natural Environments". Ann H. Ross (PI), David Hinks (Co-PI), Billy Oliver (Co-PI), Wes Watson (Co-PI), Jason Byrd (Co-PI). 2008. National Institute of Justice (2008-DN-BX-K213).

"Geometric Morphometric Tools for the Classification of Human Skulls." Ann H. Ross (PI), Dennis E. Slice (Co-PI). 2005. National Institute of Justice. Grant Number (2005MU-BX-K078).

“Project Identification: Developing Accurate Identification Criteria for Hispanic Individuals”. Kate Spradley (PI). 2008. National Institute of Justice. Grant Number (2008-DN-BX-K464).

“Detecting Buried Firearms Using Multiple Geophysical Technologies.” John Schultz (PI). 2009. National Institute of Justice. Grant Number (NIJ-2007-DN-BX-K304).

“Detecting Buried Remains Using Ground Penetrating Radar”. John Schultz (PI) 2008. National Institute of Justice. Grant Number (2008-DN-BX-K132).

“A Comparative Assessment of the Chen et al. and Suchey-Brooks Pubic Aging Methods on a North American Sample.” Julie M. Fleischman (PI). 2011. National Institute of Justice, Forensic Science Foundation, Forensic Science Student Research Grant. Grant Number (2008-DN-BX-K216).

“A Forensic Pathology Tool to Predict Pediatric Skull Fracture Patterns.” Todd W. Fenton (PI), Roger Haut (Co-PI), and Anil Jain (Co-PI). 2007. National Institute of Justice. Grant Number (2007-DN-BX-K196).

“Pediatric Fracture Printing: Creating a Science of Statistical Fracture Signature Analysis.” Todd W. Fenton (PI), Roger Haut (Co-PI), and Anil Jain (Co-PI). 2011. National Institute of Justice. Grant Number (2011-DN-BX-K540).

Disclaimer: These projects were awarded by the National Institute of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice. The opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in here are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect those of the Department of Justice.