Noreen von Cramon-Taubadel, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Director, UB Human Evolutionary Morphology Lab
noreenvo[at]buffalo.edu
Office: +1 716-645-0430
Personal webpage
I first became interested in the use of statistical shape analysis and morphological evolution as a zoology undergraduate at the National University of Ireland, Galway (1998-2002). I then pursued graduate training in biological anthropology, first at University College London (MSc, 2003) and then the University of Cambridge (PhD, 2008). Since then I have been researching and publishing on a wide variety of topics related to human evolutionary morphology, with a particular focus on modern human cranial variation. I joined the Department of Anthropology at UB in Fall 2014.
**Interested graduate students (MA or PhD) should contact me in the first instance to discuss possible research topics and funding opportunities**
Associate Professor
Director, UB Human Evolutionary Morphology Lab
noreenvo[at]buffalo.edu
Office: +1 716-645-0430
Personal webpage
I first became interested in the use of statistical shape analysis and morphological evolution as a zoology undergraduate at the National University of Ireland, Galway (1998-2002). I then pursued graduate training in biological anthropology, first at University College London (MSc, 2003) and then the University of Cambridge (PhD, 2008). Since then I have been researching and publishing on a wide variety of topics related to human evolutionary morphology, with a particular focus on modern human cranial variation. I joined the Department of Anthropology at UB in Fall 2014.
**Interested graduate students (MA or PhD) should contact me in the first instance to discuss possible research topics and funding opportunities**
Kathryn Grow Allen, Ph.D.
Research Associate
kegrow[at]buffalo.edu
Personal webpage
Research interests: Bioarchaeology, osteology, history of Ottoman Empire, craniometrics, Southeastern Europe
Research Associate
kegrow[at]buffalo.edu
Personal webpage
Research interests: Bioarchaeology, osteology, history of Ottoman Empire, craniometrics, Southeastern Europe
Amandine Eriksen
PhD candidate (Anthropology)
amandine[at]buffalo.edu
Lab: +1 716-645-0438
Personal webpage
Research interests: hominid variation, human evolution, bioarchaeology, cranial morphometrics, skeletal trauma, and paleopathology
PhD candidate (Anthropology)
amandine[at]buffalo.edu
Lab: +1 716-645-0438
Personal webpage
Research interests: hominid variation, human evolution, bioarchaeology, cranial morphometrics, skeletal trauma, and paleopathology
Mark Conaway
PhD candidate (Anthropology) markcona[at]buffalo.edu Lab: +1 716-645-0438 Personal Webpage Research interests: Morphological integration, human evolution, geometric morphometrics of the postcranium. |
Hyunwoo Jung
PhD student (Anthropology)
hjung26[at]buffalo.edu
Lab: +1 716-645-0438
Personal webpage
Research interests: Human Evolutionary Morphology, Geometric morphometrics, Bioarchaeology
PhD student (Anthropology)
hjung26[at]buffalo.edu
Lab: +1 716-645-0438
Personal webpage
Research interests: Human Evolutionary Morphology, Geometric morphometrics, Bioarchaeology
Affiliated Members
Stephen Lycett, Ph.D.
Department of Anthropology
University at Buffalo, SUNY
380 MFAC - Ellicott Complex
Buffalo, NY 14261-0026
+1 716-645-8969
Personal webpage
Department of Anthropology
University at Buffalo, SUNY
380 MFAC - Ellicott Complex
Buffalo, NY 14261-0026
+1 716-645-8969
Personal webpage
