Researcher Biographies
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Postgraduate Students
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The Institute supports a number of postgraduate research students who are enrolled through the Monash University Department of Forensic Medicine. Their research covers diverse projects including drug harm and forensic toxicology, deaths in aged care, forensic anthropology and fatal injury surveillance in developing countries.
Briohny Kennedy
Abuse-related deaths in community-dwelling older Australians
Daye Gang
Restorative Justice Processes for Survivors of Sexual and Family Violence
Eden Johnstone-Belford
The use of bomb pulse dating to determine year of birth and death: working towards improving the investigation of unidentified human remains in an Australian context.
Jeff Pope
Use of high resolution mass spectrometry in clinical Toxicology
Laura Anderson
The psychology of drug users: Mental health, victim and offending typology
Nathan Stam
Clinical and forensic aspects of heroin-related toxicity: prevalence, contributors and opportunities for prevention
Nicholas Dempsey
Informing current methods of skeletal analysis using an experimental computed tomographic approach.
Reena Sarkar
A comparison of oral/dental injury in Australia and Indian in the context of family violence: clinical, public health and forensic significance
Phuong Hua
The relationship between exposure to external cause parental death and subsequent suicidal behaviour in adulthood.