🔬 What can decomposition science tell us? Join HTF4UK at University College London on 22 October for an in-person event exploring forensic evidence, gaps in our knowledge and why the UK needs a Human Taphonomy Facility. Register now: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/exploring-... #HTF4UK #ForensicScience

Join us for the second HTF4UK Webinar as we explore what a UK Human Taphonomy Facility could contribute to forensic research, investigations, education and professional training. 📅 Thursday 08 October 2026 ⏰ 18:00 BST 💻 Online ⏱️ 40 minutes Register here: events.teams.microsoft.com/event/da3a66...

🔔 Our HTF4UK webinar is happening tonight! We’ll explore what Human Taphonomy Facilities are, the research they support, and why the UK needs human-focused research in realistic UK conditions. 💻 Online | ⏱️ 40 mins 👉 Register: events.teams.microsoft.com/event/184691...

Forensic science is only as strong as the research behind it. 🔬 There are still gaps in what we know. A UK Human Taphonomy Facility could help support human-focused research into decomposition in realistic UK conditions. Find out more about #HTF4UK: www.htf4uk.org #NationalForensicScienceWeek

Join us for the first HTF4UK webinar on 24 September at 18:00. We’ll explore what Human Taphonomy Facilities are, the research they support, why the UK has no facility of its own. 💻 Online | ⏱️ 40 mins 👉 Register: events.teams.microsoft.com/event/184691...

Why does the UK need a #HumanTaphonomy Facility? Anna explains why human taphonomy research is important and why the UK needs a facility of its own. A UK HTF could provide valuable human-focused, UK-specific research to strengthen the evidence used in #forensic investigations and the courts.

👋 Meet the Team Dawn is a PhD researcher at the University of Wolverhampton 🪰 Her research explores how insects can provide valuable forensic evidence, including clues about time since death and whether remains may have been moved. 🌐 www.htf4uk.org #HTF4UK #MeetTheTeam #ForensicScience

🔬 Why does the UK need a Human Taphonomy Facility? Research from overseas doesn't always reflect UK conditions. Our latest infographic explains why establishing the UK's first Human Taphonomy Facility would strengthen #forensicscience, research and training. 🌐 www.htf4uk.org #HTF4UK

👋 Meet the Team: Dr Heather Angell Heather is a forensic scientist specialising in forensic microbiology and is passionate about public engagement and science communication. Learn more about Heather and why she supports the #HTF4UK campaign in today's post. 🌐 www.htf4uk.org #ForensicScience

👋 Meet the Team: Dr Chris Rogers Senior Lecturer in Forensic Science at the University of Wolverhampton and scientific consultant to UK and international investigative agencies. Learn more about Chris and why he supports #HTF4UK in today's post. 🌐 www.htf4uk.org #MeetTheTeam #ForensicScience

🔬 What is a Human Taphonomy Facility? Our latest infographic explains what HTFs are, how they support research and where they are located around the world. But there isn't one in the UK. That's why we're campaigning to change that. 🌐 Learn more: www.htf4uk.org

👋 Meet Dr Mark Spencer, Company Director for The Botany Consultancy. Part of the team behind HTF4UK and our mission to establish the UK's first Human Taphonomy Facility. Learn more: www.htf4uk.org #HTF4UK #MeetTheTeam

📢 We'd love your feedback! Help shape the future of HTF4UK by completing our short survey. 📝 www.htf4uk.org/htf4uk-survey Your views matter! Thank you for your support. #HTF4UK #ForensicScience

👋 Meet Professor Anna Williams, Professor of Forensic Science at University of Lancashire. Part of the team behind HTF4UK and our mission to establish the UK's first Human Taphonomy Facility. Learn more: www.htf4uk.org #HTF4UK #MeetTheTeam

🔬 Welcome to HTF4UK! We're campaigning to enable body donation for forensic science research and establish the UK's first Human Taphonomy Facility. Follow along as we share the science behind the campaign and why it matters. 🌐 www.htf4uk.org #HTF4UK #ForensicScience #Research