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Forensic Biology and DNA, 2025 NIJ Forensic Research and Development Symposium
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Please be aware that this content contains descriptions of violence that may be distressing to some viewers.The Forensic Technology Center of Excellence assisted the National Institute of Justice in hosting the annual NIJ Forensic Science Research and Development Symposium on Tuesday, February 18, 2025 at the 77th Annual American Academy of Forensic Sciences meeting in Baltimore, Maryland. This video is one of five recorded sessions from the event.
Presentations include -
- This video is one of five recorded sessions from the event. Presentations include - Presentations include - - Trace DNA in Activity-Level Propositions; Ashley Hall, University of California, Davis, and Ray Wickenheiser, Ray Wickenheiser Forensic Consulting
- A Comparison of Small-Amplicon Mitogenome Enrichment Methods for Massively Parallel Sequencing of Low- and High-Quality Sample Types; Courtney Cavagnino, AFMES-AFDIL and SNA International
- Fragmentomics of Hair DNA; Samuel Sacco, University of California, Santa Cruz
- Adaptive Sampling for the Simultaneous Analysis of STRs, SNPs, and mtDNA in Human Remains Identification; Katherine E. McBroom Henson, University of North Texas Health Science Center
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Date Published: February 18, 2025