Lancaster leads on pioneering hand identification research
(Lancaster University) New research led by Lancaster University will investigate what makes a person's hands unique and will call on 5,000 'citizen scientists' to contribute images to the world's first searchable database of the anatomy and variations of the human hand.The 2.5 million project called H-Unique, funded by the European Research Council and in collaboration with the University of Dundee, will build on the ground-breaking research techniques pioneered by forensic anthropologist Professor Dame Sue Black.
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