David Senhora Navega
David Senhora Navega graduated from the University of Coimbra
(Portugal) in the field of Anthropology and Forensic Sciences. His
research focus on the application of machine learning to forensic
anthropology, in particular biological profile estimation (age-at-death
and ancestry). In the past he has been involved in an international
project on automation of craniofacial superimpostion techniques. He
authored 23 peer-reviewed indexed articles and 3 book chapters. As an
advocate for computing in anthropology, he had lectured several courses
on computational statistics and programming (R language). Currently, he
is a developer and maintainer of the Osteomics project, a web platform
that provides several freely available software tools for biological
profile estimation. In the past he provided consulting services on
statistical analysis and app development for scientific projects in
forensic anthropology.
Navega’s
Github
João d’Oliveira Coelho
João is a self-taught programmer with an academic background in
biological anthropology. He graduated in Human Evolution and Biology at
the University of Coimbra, while simultaneously founding osteomics,
where he worked extensively with 3D printing and scanning, and also
developed web applications for bioarchaeology and forensics. His
research interests are in geospatial paleoanthropology, geometric
morphometrics and osteology, from both forensic and evolutionary
perspectives. João is currently on the fourth year of his DPhil at the
University of Oxford. For his thesis, he is automating geospatial search
for fossil sites in Africa, using computer vision approaches. He is
doing fieldwork in Koobi Fora, Kenya, and Gorongosa National Park,
Mozambique, to ground-test his fossil site detection and
paleoenvironmental reconstruction models based on satellite data.
João’s webpage
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