Andrew Wilson

Andrew Wilson is Professor and Chair of Archaeology and Forensic Science at the University of Bradford's School of Archaeological & Forensic Sciences. His research spans digital heritage, bioarchaeology, and forensic archaeology, with specialized focus on mummy studies and taphonomic processes.

Key research areas:

• Digital visualization of human remains
• Ancient biomolecular analysis
• Forensic taphonomy experiments
• Conservation of archaeological materials

He directs landmark projects including Digitised Diseases and Fragmented Heritage, developing innovative digital approaches for heritage preservation. Research frequently involves international collaborations with institutions like the University of Tennessee and Bioanthropology Foundation Peru.

Awarded the National Conservation Award (1999) and World Archaeological Research Award (2017) for interdisciplinary contributions.