I am a graduate researcher in the field of Forensic Odontology, with a research focus on the application of palatal morphology in forensic human identification and biological profiling. My work investigates how anatomical variation of the palate can contribute to forensic casework, particularly in situations where conventional identification methods are limited.

My research explores the role of palatal morphology in estimating population affinity, assessing sexual dimorphism, and understanding craniofacial variation associated with growth and development. Through the integration of advanced analytical approaches, my project also examines the application of machine learning techniques to improve the accuracy, reliability, and efficiency of forensic profiling methods.

I am particularly interested in the intersection of forensic science, dental anthropology, and emerging digital technologies, with the aim of developing innovative tools that can support forensic investigations and human identification practices.