Bones conceal a wealth of information. We mainly assist public sector agencies in the field of forensic pathology with autopsies and person examinations but also do research in forensic imaging. This is utilised when acting as an expert witness in court to explain injuries or bone fractures.

We conduct longitudinal epidemiologic analysis of injury distribution, post-mortem investigations and participate in clinical studies of chronic pain patients following road traffic crashes including whiplash injury. Our focus is on pathoanatomy and clinically relevant injury patterns analysis.

We seek to develop quantitative forensic imaging for acquisition of knowledge which can provide greater clarity about causes of death and provide optimal documentation material (incl. 3D-printing) of relevant findings. We also investigate basic mechanisms underlying cardiac massage.