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Forensic anthropologists face mental health risks due to chronic exposure to violent death. Vicarious trauma and burnout can ...
New forensic research reveals that fragments of moss as small as an eyelash can serve as a powerful tool in solving crimes.
Forensic audit using advanced AI reveals the objective logic of the soul, offering a user manual for consciousness ...
The Saint Louis University Forensic Science program offers courses with hands-on learning opportunities. FRSC 2600 - Survey of Forensic Science 3 credits Students learn scientific methodology, its ...
A research team at the University of Wyoming has received funding from the National Science Foundation (NSF) for a study titled “Improving Communication Between Crime Laboratories and Legal Decision ...
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This overlooked plant has been quietly helping forensic experts solve crimes, new study reveals
Mosses are a boon to nature, but it turns out, they are equally as useful in solving crimes. According to a new study published in the journal Forensic Sciences Research, the tiny plants can provide ...
When Noah Nemiroff ’28 began watching the television series The Flash, he soon discovered more than what would become his favorite TV show – he found a passion for forensic science. Fascinated, he was ...
You’ve seen it countless times. Police scope out the scene of a crime and find a piece of evidence: a strand of hair, a blood sample, a bullet casing. It goes to the lab, and after forensic scientists ...
This year, the museum opened “Forensic Science on Trial,” a temporary exhibition that explores how people influence the way forensic science is used in the pursuit of justice. The exhibition’s curator ...
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