BeFRAIL Webinar Series 2025 promotional material

This PDF file contains the banners for all of the 2025 sessions of the BeFRAIL Webinar Series, which will cover topics on the ethical considerations and social impacts within bioarchaeology and biological anthropology The full list of seminars is: Linda Melo – "Reflections on ethical issues in the study of human bones" – 15.04.2025, 11:00 WEST. Rachael Carew – "Ethics Around the Creation and Use of 3D Printed Human Remains: Toward the Ethical Use of Technology in Forensic Anthropology" – 23.04.2025, 12:00 WEST. Kirsty Squires – "A different way of thinking: ethical approaches to taphonomically altered human remains" – 29.04.2025, 12:00 WEST. Monika Milosavljević – "Fundamentals of Archaeological Evidence and the Quest for Transdisciplinarity: From Misconceptions to Improving Methodological Omnivorism" – 09.05.2025, 12:00 WEST. Pamela L. Geller – "Biopolitics, Burials and the Bioethics of Care" – 14.05.2025, 14:00 WEST S. Næss Elleskov - "Confronting the Ethical and Cultural Dimensions of Bioarchaeological Research in Kalaallit Nunaat"; S. Tremblay - "Miyeu wiichayhtoowuk as Decolonial Research Practice: Modelling Ancestry and Biological Affinities Relationally" – 20.05.2025, 15:00 WEST. Damien Huffer – "Human Remains as ‘Conflict Antiquities’ and How Bioarchaeology and Forensic Anthropology Can Change the Narrative" – 27.05.2025, 10:00 WEST. Chris Stantis – "Ethical and Responsible Data Stewardship in Bioarchaeology" – 04.06.2025, 14:00 WEST. A. Silva Bessa & Hugo F. V. Cardoso - “Ethics in bioarchaeology and forensics: Reflections on the scientific value of human skeletal material”; V. Campanacho - “Exploring Digital Ethics and Public Opinion on the Display of Human Ancestors on YouTube” – 11.06.2025, 16:00 WEST. A. Freed - "Disabled Peoples’ Perspectives on Bioarchaeologies of Disability and Care"; I. Grimley - “Dying before their time: Ethical implications of applying the concept of frailty to non-adult skeletal remains”, A. Brooks-Cole - “A Novel Approach to Analysing Decapitation: The Use of Trauma Analysis for Understanding the Socio-political Context at the Roman Site of Grain” - 17.06.2025, 12:00 WEST. Attendance is free under enrollment at https://www.eventbrite.pt/e/befrail-webinar-series-2025-tickets-1280685347349

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-04-14
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15256255
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Forensic Anthropology and Bioarchaeology Studies
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BeFRAIL Webinar Series 2025 promotional material

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Forensic Anthropology and Bioarchaeology Studies
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BeFRAIL Webinar Series 2025 promotional material

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This PDF file contains the banners for all of the 2025 sessions of the BeFRAIL Webinar Series, which will cover topics on the ethical considerations and social impacts within bioarchaeology and biological anthropology The full list of seminars is: Linda Melo – "Reflections on ethical issues in the study of human bones" – 15.04.2025, 11:00 WEST. Rachael Carew – "Ethics Around the Creation and Use of 3D Printed Human Remains: Toward the Ethical Use of Technology in Forensic Anthropology" – 23.04.2025, 12:00 WEST. Kirsty Squires – "A different way of thinking: ethical approaches to taphonomically altered human remains" – 29.04.2025, 12:00 WEST. Monika Milosavljević – "Fundamentals of Archaeological Evidence and the Quest for Transdisciplinarity: From Misconceptions to Improving Methodological Omnivorism" – 09.05.2025, 12:00 WEST. Pamela L. Geller – "Biopolitics, Burials and the Bioethics of Care" – 14.05.2025, 14:00 WEST S. Næss Elleskov - "Confronting the Ethical and Cultural Dimensions of Bioarchaeological Research in Kalaallit Nunaat"; S. Tremblay - "Miyeu wiichayhtoowuk as Decolonial Research Practice: Modelling Ancestry and Biological Affinities Relationally" – 20.05.2025, 15:00 WEST. Damien Huffer – "Human Remains as ‘Conflict Antiquities’ and How Bioarchaeology and Forensic Anthropology Can Change the Narrative" – 27.05.2025, 10:00 WEST. Chris Stantis – "Ethical and Responsible Data Stewardship in Bioarchaeology" – 04.06.2025, 14:00 WEST. A. Silva Bessa & Hugo F. V. Cardoso - “Ethics in bioarchaeology and forensics: Reflections on the scientific value of human skeletal material”; V. Campanacho - “Exploring Digital Ethics and Public Opinion on the Display of Human Ancestors on YouTube” – 11.06.2025, 16:00 WEST. A. Freed - "Disabled Peoples’ Perspectives on Bioarchaeologies of Disability and Care"; I. Grimley - “Dying before their time: Ethical implications of applying the concept of frailty to non-adult skeletal remains”, A. Brooks-Cole - “A Novel Approach to Analysing Decapitation: The Use of Trauma Analysis for Understanding the Socio-political Context at the Roman Site of Grain” - 17.06.2025, 12:00 WEST. Attendance is free under enrollment at https://www.eventbrite.pt/e/befrail-webinar-series-2025-tickets-1280685347349

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Centre for Research in Anthropology (PT), Cranfield University (GB), Universidade Nova de Lisboa (PT)
Openalex Percentile: Top 50%
Forensic Anthropology and Bioarchaeology Studies
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