Department of Anthropology, Panjab University Organises Guest Lecture on the Intersection of Anatomy, Forensic Anthropology and Biology
The Department of Anthropology, Panjab University, Chandigarh, today organised an engaging guest lecture on “The Intersection of Anatomy, Forensic Anthropology and Biology”. The session was organised with the objective of providing students with an interdisciplinary perspective on the application of anatomical, biological and anthropological knowledge in forensic investigations.
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Oct 6, 2026 07:34
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Chandigarh, October 6, 2026: The Department of Anthropology, Panjab University, Chandigarh, today organised an engaging guest lecture on “The Intersection of Anatomy, Forensic Anthropology and Biology”. The session was organised with the objective of providing students with an interdisciplinary perspective on the application of anatomical, biological and anthropological knowledge in forensic investigations.
The lecture featured Dr. Daisy and Dr. Sanjeev as distinguished guest speakers. They shared their expertise, professional experiences and practical insights, highlighting the relevance of interdisciplinary approaches in the field of forensic science. The speakers discussed the significance of anatomy, forensic anthropology and biology in understanding human remains, identification and medico-legal investigations.
The interaction provided students with an opportunity to understand the practical applications of concepts studied in the classroom and gain exposure to the diverse career and research possibilities within forensic and biological sciences. The speakers also interacted with the students and addressed their queries, making the session informative and highly engaging.
The event was attended by faculty members and students of the Department of Anthropology. The department expressed its sincere gratitude to Dr. Daisy and Dr. Sanjeev for taking the time to interact with the students and for sharing their valuable knowledge and professional experiences.
As a gesture of appreciation, tokens of gratitude were presented to the guest speakers at the conclusion of the session.
The Department of Anthropology continues to facilitate such academic interactions and expert-led sessions to provide students with meaningful exposure to emerging interdisciplinary areas and strengthen the connection between theoretical learning and practical applications.
