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R&D 2014 – Fundamental Forensic Science Research-Part II

Overview This archival portion of the 2014 R&D Seminar Series covers the following presentations: Quantitative Metrics of Friction Ridge Detail Derived from Information Theory by Thomas Busey Definition of the Concept of Sufficiency in Latent Print Examination by Cedric Neumann…

R&D 2014 – Fundamental Forensic Science Research – Part I

Overview This archival portion of the 2014 R&D Seminar Series covers the following presentations: Review on some Fluid Dynamics Aspects of Bloodstain Pattern Analysis – Daniel Attinger From Basic Research to Routine Use in the Courtroom: Elemental Analysis and Comparisons…

Webinar: Structuring Best Practices– Practitioner Stakeholder Meeting [Archival]

Overview At the request of the National Institute of Justice, the Forensic Technology Center of Excellence (FTCOE) leads a comprehensive federal effort to organize and transfer knowledge and best practices of sexual assault nurse examiners, sexual assault forensic examiners, and…

Webinar: Special Topics in GSR [Archival]

Overview This webinar is broken into two sections. The first by Ms. Dana Greely, Forensic Scientist with the Hamilton County Coroner’s Laboratory in Cincinnati, OH, titled “Shooting Through Closed Windows: A Study of Gunshot Residue”. Picture this: A man is…

Shooting Reconstruction: 4 Elements of Trajectory

Overview A key part of any shooting incident reconstruction is the determination of a projectile’s trajectory through items at the scene. The path of a bullet hole has 4 main elements that require measurement, estimation, or other determination where possible.…

Science, Law and Politics of Cold Case Investigations

Overview What do the JonBenet Ramsey murder, the BTK killings and the Centennial Olympic Park bombing have in common? When does a criminal case go “cold,” and what does it take to “thaw it out” again? At a time of…

Webinar: SANE/SAFE/SART Federal Stakeholder Meeting [Archival]

Overview On May 14, 2014 the Forensic Technology Center of Excellence (FTCOE) convened a federal stakeholder meeting entitled, “Organizing and Transferring SANE/SAFE/SART Knowledge and Best Practices” at the RTI location in Washington D.C. The FTCOE leads a comprehensive federal effort…

Removing PCR Artifacts in Forensic DNA Analysis

Overview This webinar presented a new method that removes confounding PCR artifacts in Forensic DNA Analysis using high accuracy Massively Parallel Sequencing (MPS). The use of short-tandem repeats (STR) in forensic DNA analysis has been successful in most situations. However,…

Webinar: Regioisomer Differentiation for Substances Using GC-IR [Archival]

Overview Forensic examiners are called upon to conduct detailed chemical analyses of drugs, precursors, and related chemicals that may be present with imposter substances, isomers, or other compounds that may interfere with analysis. Gas chromotograph mass spectrometry (GCMS) has been…

Genome ID Forum 2014 – Proteomics: Multiplex Assay to Identify Biological Stains

Overview Originally presented at the 2014 Genome ID Forum, this archived presentation discusses the development and validation of a rapid multiplex assay for the identification of biological stains using comparative proteomics. Current serological techniques, although historically utilized and relied upon…

Category: Webinars (page 31)

Category: Webinars (page 31)

R&D 2014 – Fundamental Forensic Science Research-Part II

R&D 2014 – Fundamental Forensic Science Research – Part I

Webinar: Structuring Best Practices– Practitioner Stakeholder Meeting [Archival]

Webinar: Special Topics in GSR [Archival]

Shooting Reconstruction: 4 Elements of Trajectory

Science, Law and Politics of Cold Case Investigations

Webinar: SANE/SAFE/SART Federal Stakeholder Meeting [Archival]

Removing PCR Artifacts in Forensic DNA Analysis

Webinar: Regioisomer Differentiation for Substances Using GC-IR [Archival]

Genome ID Forum 2014 – Proteomics: Multiplex Assay to Identify Biological Stains

Introduction

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