As the number of women entering the field rises, so too has the demand for PPE that is designed for the female physique to ensure women are as safe, efficient, and comfortable as men while on the job.
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Researchers at NYU have shown that teeth can do even more—they can reveal impactful events that occurred during a person’s life.
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Researchers have developed an alternative using advanced machine learning and direct analysis in real time-high resolution mass spectrometry, or DART-HRMS for short.
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As the coronavirus pandemic spreads, so too do the crimes related to it— and add to the burden on law enforcement agencies trying to protect vulnerable citizens.
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As much-needed medical supplies dwindle in hospitals due to the current COVID-19 virus pandemic, the University of Central Oklahoma Forensic Science Institute responded to an urgent call for supplies.
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“Detectives have told me they will step over a dead body to get to the computer, the mobile phone, the Fitbit, the Alexa,” Louis Quijas, former Assistant Director of the FBI, told Forensic.
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The Czech Republic has become the first European country to announce plans to deploy a powerful but potentially intrusive location-tracking tool for fighting the coronavirus pandemic.
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A Detroit police captain has become the second member of the department to die of complications from the coronavirus.
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The FBI’s March Artifact of the Month was more than just a toy—it was a tool of espionage tradecraft.
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The Supreme Court of Georgia has now affirmed Johnny Lee Gates' right to new trial based on TrueAllele analysis, even after the state opposed.
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