Scientific American

AI techniques speed up forensic analysis of crucial crime scene larvae

To use this evidence, investigators typically must grow the larvae until adulthood in a laboratory setting and then identify ...
Richmond Register

From Clues to Careers: EKU’s Forensic Science Program Shapes Tomorrow’s Investigators

Blood spatter analysis, fingerprint analysis, forensic serology and DNA analysis. While these processes are often shown and discussed in television crime shows, students in Eastern Kentucky University ...
New Atlas

No DNA evidence at crime scene? Protein analysis comes to the rescue

Your next favorite true crime podcast might have some new forensics jargon to make sense of. Researchers in Australia have developed a new way to identify humans – similar to how we do with DNA and ...
The San Bernardino Sun

Crime scene modeling used to take hours. 3D cameras are making it a snap

Crime-scene models with detailed measurements once took hours to collect. Now, law-enforcement agencies are increasingly turning to new technology to help speed up the work and better collect evidence ...
insider.si.edu

Nonhuman DNA typing theory and casework applications edited by Heather Miller Coyle

Introduction to forensic science and DNA / Heather Miller Coyle -- Collection and preservation of biological evidence from the crime scene / Henry C. Lee -- Techniques of DNA fingerprinting / John ...
Inside Higher Ed

Crime Scene Houses Teach Career Skills to Criminal Science Students

Inside an unoccupied house, a student gingerly pushes open a creaky door and takes a wary step into a dark room—only to find the walls completely splattered with blood. It sounds like the cliché ...