Varsha Warrier

Varsha Warrier is a Lecturer in Forensic Science at the College of Science and Engineering. She specializes in developing and validating forensic anthropology methods for age estimation and biological sex determination using computed tomography and machine learning approaches, with particular focus on Indian and Iberian populations.

Her primary research domains include:

• Forensic anthropology techniques validation
• Population-specific skeletal standards
• Bayesian statistical modeling
• Machine learning applications in forensics

Warrier's publications demonstrate extensive expertise in CT-based morphological analysis for forensic identification. Her 2022-2024 research establishes novel population standards for Indian demographics and enhances the reliability of existing methods through statistical refinement.

Notable methodological contributions:

• Validation of auricular surface aging techniques
• Machine learning models for iliac crest analysis
• Meta-analysis of pubic symphysis methods
• Acetabular dimorphism studies