PhD Student
James Parsons Building, Byrom Street, Liverpool, L3 3AF
M.I.Quick@ljmu.ac.uk
Thesis: Predicting Improved Near-Suface Geophysical Methods for Forensic Investigations
Research Interests
My research focuses on what near-surface detection methods work best in an environment when searching for a specific buried forensic target, such as a clandestine burial. The motivations of my research are to be involved in disaster victim identification which involves locating mass graves and identifying human remains, and assisting criminal investigations searching for buried victims. I also enjoy being involved in archaeology projects and excavating.
Associations
Matteo Borrini (Supervisor)
Chris Hunt (Supervisor)
Research Centre for Evolutionary Anthropology and Palaeoecology 