Couldn’t agree more.

Such great speakers today at the COST Migrant Victim Identification Conference. Can’t wait for next year and to see what else comes from this action.

The Face Lab LJMU is part of the team which has recreated the living voice of King Richard III. Caroline Wilkinson was joined by linguists and historians to recreate the monarch’s speech from the shape of his skull and knowledge of his environment. ➡️bit.ly/3ZFO4sO

Face Lab is on tour at the IACI Granada #IACI2024 iaci2024.com/program/

FYI: out of office.

Presented some of my PhD Research on how to maximise recognition for forensic facial depictions! Thanks you IACI 2024 Universidad Granada for having me 💀Face Lab LJMU #humanidentification #facerecognition

What a fantastic dinner at #IACI2024 with the Alhambra as a backdrop #Granada. So great to see everyone, what a fab conference.

The exhibition 'Judith. A Carolinian princess in Ghent?’ has opened at Historische Huizen Ghent & features our facial depiction of the woman in the grave S127? Is it really Judith, daughter of Charles de Kale, first countess of Flanders? More info 👉 historischehuizen.stad.gent/en/sint-pieter…

Public services failed my sister, Alexandra. We need a National Oversight Mechanism to ensure recommendations after state-related deaths are acted on. Too many lives have been lost. Please support INQUEST to prevent more avoidable deaths. #NoMoreDeaths

PhD Thesis ✅

Thank you Psychology@Abertay for inviting me to speak about my research and academic journey in your Be Inspired Series. It’s been a lovely trip up to Bonnie Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿💀#forensics #forensicpsychology #anthropology #facialdepiction

Face Lab's work paved the way for the identification of 60-year-old Ean Coutts. From here, the police investigation was able to connect an associate of Ean to the murder and convict David Barnes for this horrendous crime. This is now available on iPlayer > bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episod…

We’re excited to be York Theatre Royal for the debut of our speaking avatar of King Richard III. The ‘A Voice for Richard’ launch event is about to begin!

How did King Richard III speak? You may be about to find out. Scientists have spent 10 years recreating the voice of King Richard III and the final product has finally been revealed. The recreation suggests the 15th-century monarch had a northern accent. 👂🔽

Incredible work by Yvonne Morley Face Lab LJMU Caroline Wilkinson Thomas Dennis & Prof David Crystal OBE A Voice for Richard youtu.be/FbH_KLMs6aY Richard III Society

A special moment for Face Lab LJMU last night. Unveiling the historic human reconstruction of #KingRichardIII at York Theatre Royal. The amazing hard work of historians, linguists, Yvonne Morley and many other experts created the King’s address in his contemporary original pronunciation!

Ey up - Richard III speaks with Yorkshire accent bbc.in/4ezI9cz

⁦Face Lab LJMU⁩ Lab have produced a facial depiction of a medieval King from Portugal, and he was revealed on January 07, 2025 in the Monastery of Saint Dinis and Saint Bernard in Odivelas, Portugal, to commemorate the 700th anniversary of his death. linkedin.com/posts/justicap…

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