Professor Amy Mundorff identified human remains after the World Trade Center attacks on 9/11. At UT, she produces groundbreaking research and mentors a new generation of forensic anthropologists.
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The Body Farm
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Bill Bass had an idea. A big idea. One that would change the face of forensics forever. When Bass came to UT’s anthropology department in 1971, that idea had already …
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For more than 35 years, the Forensic Anthropology Center has been accepting donations of bodies to be placed at the outdoor research facility. More than 100 donations are received every …
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A building lies in ruins, its smoky shell all that remains. As firefighters turn their attention from battling the blaze to figuring out what caused it, their first call goes …
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For three decades, the Forensic Anthropology Center has been on the forefront of forensic anthropology, turning out research and helping train law enforcement officials from around the country.
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Dr. Bill Bass, forensic anthropologist, will speak at a preseason tailgate party at the Atlanta Brewing Company on Aug. 1.