Medicolegal death investigations
Stage Transitions in Lucilia sericata and Phormia regina (Diptera: Calliphoridae) and Implications for Forensic Science
Effects of insects and soils on the assembly of universal microbial decomposers and prediction of postmortem interval
MOSAIC: Unifying Methods of Sex, Stature, Affinity, & Age for Identification through Computational Standardization
The Impact of Processing and Sampling Procedures on the Integrity of Forensically Relevant Biomolecules in Bones
Harnessing Artificial Intelligence to Evaluate Microscopic Characteristics of Skeletal Trauma
Enhancing Equitable Forensic Identification: An Evaluation of Pelvic Morphology for Parity Detection and Age Estimation in Unidentified Skeletal Remains
A Multi-Method Genetic, Craniometric, and Isotopic Approach to Estimating Geographic Origin of Unidentified Latinx Remains
Medicolegal Death Investigations On Tribal Lands—Underrepresented Or Underserved?
New Screening Method to Detect Drugs and Poisons Postmortem
Providing Forensics Training to Rural Jurisdictions - NIJ National Center on Forensics (NCF)
Well-trained forensics specialists are integral to ensuring justice across the United States. However, in the country's rural states and locations, this training can be hard to come by.
The National Center on Forensics (NCF) is a partnership between George Mason University, the National Association of Attorneys General, the American Society for Clinical Pathology, and the Montana Forensic Science Division funded by the National Institute of Justice. This grant program aims to bring forensics training to the nation's underserved rural areas.
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