Martin Grassberger

Martin Grassberger is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Evolutionary Anthropology within the Faculty of Life Sciences. His research integrates advanced imaging techniques with anthropological and forensic applications.

• School: Faculty of Life Sciences
• Department: Department of Evolutionary Anthropology

Grassberger’s work focuses on bioerosion analysis in archaeological remains, virtual histology, and forensic medicine. His expertise spans:

• Development of non-invasive diagnostic tools for skeletal preservation
• Cross-disciplinary applications of microCT and X-ray imaging
• Clinical-forensic protocols for trauma documentation
• Historical and practical aspects of biotherapy (e.g., maggot therapy)

Recent publications highlight his emphasis on:

• Quantifying bone degradation using computational methods (2022)
• Interdisciplinary clinical-forensic frameworks (2013)
• Medical entomology in therapeutic contexts (2013)