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Elena F Kranioti, MD, Ph.D

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Elena Kranioti is an EVAN fellow in the Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales in Madrid, Spain, since July 2007. During the first two years of her fellowship she focused her research on the study of skeletal growth via the observation of remodeling processes. After the end of her original project (15.07.2009) she got an extension contract in EVAN (up to the end of the EVAN project, December, 2009) for studying the ontogenetic growth of the occipital bone using 3D Geometric Morphometrics. Within the EVAN network she attended 12 international workshops and she became capable of operating a series of software used in these fields such as, tps series, Morphologika, Amira, Rapidform, Morpheus et al., Viewbox, EVAN Toolkit etc. Additionally, she have made significant contacts in the past years (physical and forensic anthropologists, archaeologists, paleoanthropologists, paleobiologists etc) which will eventually lead to productive collaborations in the near future.

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Annual Monitoring
Annual monitoring 2008-12-11
1.3 Strategic Contacts/interactions
[···] 2008-12-30
1.4 Development of collaborations
Cioclovina: A virtual assessment of endocranial morphology in an early European fossil-collaboration with K. Harvati 2009-10-04
The application of Geometric-Morphometrics in sex identification of the distal humerus for forensic purposes -Collaboration with ER M. Bastir(CSIC). 2008-01-21
Mandibular shape analysis and bone remodeling-Collaboration with ESR Michael Coquerelle (UNVI) 2008-01-16
Access to the Vienna Osteological Collection 2008-01-11
2.2 Exhibitions
3D imaging in Anthropology - special exhibition in Senckenberg Forschungsinstitut und Naturmuseum, Frankfurt am Main. 2009-10-04
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Remodeling activities under Reflected Light Microscope 2011-02-01
Figure 1: Remodeling activities under Reflected Light Microscope. a) Depository fields with fibers of collagen, b) Depository (left) and resorptive (right) areas c) and d) Resorptive surface with characteristic Howship´s lacunae. 2009-12-18
Figure 1: Remodeling activities under Reflected Light Microscope. a) Depository fields with fibers of collagen, b) Depository (left) and resorptive (right) areas c) and d) Resorptive surface with characteristic Howship´s lacunae. 2009-12-18
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4.1 EVAN-Partner(s)/fellow(s) organising
Workshop in Geometric-Morphometrics Febr.25-28, 2008 by Marcus Bastir 2008-12-11
EVAN Intensive Training Course: Bone histology and growth (CSIC) + growth and development of the craniofacial complex (DHAL) 2008-12-11
2.1 Publications
[···] 2010-12-24
The Neandertals from El Sidrón (Asturias, Spain). Updating of a new sample. 2009-10-05
Remodeling patterns of occipital growth: A preliminary report 2009-10-05
Cioclovina: A virtual assessment of endocranial morphology in an early European fossil 2009-10-05
A geometric-morphometric study of the cretan humerus for sex identification. 2009-10-04
4.5 EVAN Partner organising individual training
Training in Viewbox 2008-12-11
Training seminar in Macro-confocal Spectoscropy 2008-01-14
1.1 Visits SICs/Fellows/Staff
[···] 2009-12-23
Advanced workshop in Forensic Anthropology. Traumatized bone: recognition and analysis. 2009-10-04
EVAN Workshop on: The transition from Archaic to Modern: Quantitative approaches. 2009-10-04
Evan workshop: Applying the EVAN toolkit in VA, medicine, industry 2009-10-04
Career orientation workshop: Life after EVAN 2009-10-04
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