paper accepted in journal of bone and mineral metabolism

We are very happy to receive acceptance news for our recent mansucript titled "Evaluating Haversian canal-to-osteon ratios for reconstructing bone remodelling activity: balancing precision and efficiency in data collection" in the Journal of Bone and Mineral Metabolism.

In this paper, led by our postdoc Karen Cooke, we test whether simple ratios between Haversian canal size and secondary osteon size can reliably reconstruct bone remodelling activity, and whether these measurements can be streamlined without losing interpretive power. We evaluate how much biological signal is retained when using efficient, lower‑effort histological measurements versus more labour‑intensive ones.

We look forward to sharing our paper once it's published!