Description
Professional, confidential and independent forensic anthropological services in Ireland and the rest of Europe HRSI offers professional, confidential and independent forensic anthropological services in Ireland, the UK and the rest of Europe. My consultancy includes human remains analysis, post-mortem computed tomography (PMCT) examinations, skeletal analysis, research project development/assistance, forensic 3D printing and the provision of guest lectures in the forensic services field.
Dr René Gapert
PhD, Prof Cert (Forensic Radiography), FRAI, MCSFS, Cert FA-III
I am a Certified Forensic Anthropologist (Cert FA-III) under the UK Justice System and a Professional Member of the Chartered Society of Forensic Sciences.
Please do contact me for any queries regarding the potential analysis of forensic and/or historical human remains.
Email: forensic@hrsi.ie
Website: www.hrsi.ie
Specialties:
Forensic Anthropology, Indigenous Remains Repatriation, Skeletal Analysis (Ancestry, Age, Sex, Stature, Pathology/Trauma), Post-mortem Computed Tomography (PMCT), 3d Visualisation, Reconstruction, Printing, Sampling (DNA, Stable Isotopes, C14)
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