LUCA FIORENZA recognised among top researchers in The Australian’s Research 2020 Magazine

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Luca Fiorenza was recognised among Australia’s top researcher by the The Australian’s Research 2020 Magazine as Leader in the field of Anthropology.

The Australian’s Research 2020 Magazine has recognised researchers, who have made a significant impact to Australia across 255 individual fields of research. Anthropology was listed under Social Sciences. Luca Fiorenza was one of the 30 Australia’s leading researchers in the social sciences – one selected from each of the 30 fields in this discipline.They are the researchers with the highest number of citations from papers published in the last five years in the 20 top journals in their field.

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Luca Fiorenza

Luca is Head of the Palaeodiet Research Lab and he received his Bachelor/Master degree in Natural Sciences in 2003 at La Sapienza University in Rome (Italy), and completed his PhD in Biological Sciences between the Goethe University and the Senckenberg Research Institute (Frankfurt, Germany) at the end of 2009. During his doctoral degree he was part of an outstanding multidisciplinary network called EVAN (European Virtual Anthropology Network), where he mastered cutting-edge techniques for the study of anatomical variability, including medical imaging, 3D digitisation, display, modelling and programming. Luca’s research interests mostly focus on functional morphology of the masticatory apparatus in human and non-human primates, and on the importance of the role of diet in human evolution.

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