Hebe Unwin

Hebe Unwin is a Lecturer at Plymouth Marjon University within the School of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences. Their work focuses on forensic anthropology, recovery of human remains, and identification techniques in both modern and historical contexts.

Teaching Portfolio:

• Anatomy and Physiology
• Crime Scene
• Forensic Anthropology
• Forensic Biology
• Forensic Science Research Methods
• Mass Disaster Victim Identification

Research Interests: Hebe specializes in Smile Photography Analysis for victim identification and forensic taphonomy, particularly DNA degradation in burnt bones. They actively contribute to EDI initiatives and widening participation in education.

Awards & Recognition:

• Lecturer of the Year (2024)
• F.W. Hooper Valedictory Prize

Professional Engagement: Hebe serves as a volunteer archaeologist for the Gibraltar National Museum and is a member of BABAO, BAFA, CSFS, and the Royal Anthropological Institute.