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Legal Medicine (Tokyo, Japan)|June 2, 2015
Temperature based forensic death time estimation: The standard model in experimental testM Hubig, H Muggenthaler, I Sinicina, et al.
International Journal of Legal Medicine|October 9, 2020
Slip and tilt: modeling falls over railingsH Muggenthaler, M Hubig, A Meierhofer, et al.
Forensic Science International|July 30, 2013
The forensic relevance of hypothermia in living persons--literature and retrospective studyS Lange, H Muggenthaler, M Hubig, et al.
Legal Medicine (Tokyo, Japan)|July 22, 2017
Influence of hypo- and hyperthermia on death time estimation - A simulation studyH Muggenthaler, M Hubig, S Schenkl, et al.
International Journal of Legal Medicine|February 14, 2016
Do multiple temperature measurements improve temperature-based death time estimation? The information degradation inequalityM Hubig, H Muggenthaler, S Schenkl, et al.
Forensic Science International|March 11, 2018
Improving stomach content based death time determination by maximum probability estimationM Hubig, H Muggenthaler, S Schenkl, et al.
International Journal of Legal Medicine|August 8, 2019
Pedestrian hit by a car impacted metal pole: reconstructing the head loadR Wagner, H Muggenthaler, S Sauer, et al.
Forensic Science International|May 11, 2020
Injury pattern and the biomechanical assessment of skull fracture risk in blows with a rubber malletH Muggenthaler, M Hubig, G Mall, et al.
Legal Medicine (Tokyo, Japan)|May 2, 2017
Calibration and parameter variation using a finite element model for death time estimation: The influence of the substrateH Muggenthaler, M Hubig, S Schenkl, et al.
International Journal of Legal Medicine|June 30, 2018
Biomechanical approach for the assessment of contacts with deformable objectsH Muggenthaler, T Hunold, M Hubig, et al.
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