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Welcome to Bahid
The primary objective of the Association is to provide a forum for the discussion and promotion of subjects of a common interest to members (national and international) of all professions that operate within the domain of human identification.
Membership of the Association is open to all who can demonstrate a bona fide professional interest in the subject of human identification. The Council retains the right to refuse membership if such interest cannot be legitimised in professional terms.
Access to the main content of the site is for BAHID members only.
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Membership enquiries can be addressed to memsec@bahid.org, or info@bahid.org.
Technical enquiries to webmaster@bahid.org (tel +44 (0)1569 763300).
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Announcements
PhD project: Physical and Chemical Methods in Forensic Age Determinations
Posted by: reisma on 06/05/2008 11:59 AM (Views: 6) |
University of the West of Scotland PhD Studentship Scheme.
This project involves a multidisciplinary approach centred on forensic chemistry, physics and dentistry involving the development and application of physical and chemical techniques to investigations which require time related information of unknown remains, such as age when death occurred and time since death. Recent studies have shown the potential for X-ray analysis of layers within human teeth gives an indication of age at death of an unknown individual, but require refinement.
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Tsar's lost children identified
Posted by: reisma on 02/05/2008 12:42 PM (Views: 4) |
(BBC News) Scientific tests have confirmed that bones found last year in Russia belong to the two missing children of Tsar Nicholas II, Russian officials say.
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Job: Professor of Disaster Management
Posted by: reisma on 01/05/2008 04:35 PM (Views: 5) |
The University of Glamorgan seeks to appoint a leading professional academic to develop the research profile in the area of Disaster Management.
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New CSI Tool Analyzes Antibodies
Posted by: reisma on 30/04/2008 12:14 PM (Views: 8) |
(CBS News) Federal researchers say they've developed a human identification test that's faster and possibly cheaper than DNA testing.
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Scientists link 17 living people to an aboriginal man found in glacier
Posted by: reisma on 29/04/2008 10:16 AM (Views: 3) |
(Globe and Mail) Scientists have found a direct link between the frozen remains of a man found in a glacier in northern B.C. and 17 people living in B.C., Yukon and Alaska.
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Face scans for air passengers to begin in UK this summer
Posted by: reisma on 26/04/2008 01:27 PM (Views: 7) |
(The Guardian) Officials say automatic screening more accurate than checks by humans
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Despair of WWII Gurkha 'widow'
Posted by: reisma on 24/04/2008 11:54 AM (Views: 3) |
(BBC News) Just to remind us why identification is so important:
In her old age, Shantamaya Limbu is still optimistic that she will again see her lost husband, 66 years after he went missing.
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Grave visit by GPS
Posted by: reisma on 23/04/2008 09:48 AM (Views: 4) |
(Sydney Morning Herald) Relatives and friends will require a satellite navigation device to find graves of loved ones in NSW's first eco-burial site.
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Milk teeth found at Jersey home
Posted by: reisma on 22/04/2008 09:45 AM (Views: 2) |
(BBC News) Search teams at the former children's home Haut de la Garenne on Jersey have found two milk teeth, police said.
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6 PhD positions in Bradford
Posted by: reisma on 21/04/2008 12:22 PM (Views: 14) |
University of Bradford
School of Life Sciences
Division of Archaeological, Geographical and Environmental Sciences
4 AHRC Collaborative PhD Studentships 2008
1 AHRC/EPSRC Science & Heritage Studentship 2008
1 NERC PhD Studentship 2008
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