Danielle Green

Ph.D. Student/Researcher

National Center for Forensic Science

Danielle Green is a Ph.D. student in the lab of Dr. Candice Bridge. Her research focuses on the degradation of sexual lubricants. Green attended Albany State University and graduated with a major in forensic science and a minor in chemistry. She started her career in 2012 working at the Defense

Forensic Science Center, managing the educational outreach initiatives. Now, Green is focusing on finishing her degree and finding her place in the community. In her free time, she enjoys playing video games on her PC and Nintendo Switch and watching her favorite show, Bob’s Burgers.

Perspectives from Bridge Group@NCFS: Glitter and Shimmer as Forensic Tools
March 19, 2021
At the National Center for Forensic Science, Candice Bridge leads a team of students working diligently to help the victims of violent crimes by shedding light on some of the most unlikely trace material possibly found on a victim or suspect. read more

Danielle Green

Perspectives from Bridge Group@NCFS: Glitter and Shimmer as Forensic Tools