Crime scene investigators may use tweezers, black lights, and specialized kits to identify and collect evidence. In addition to processing crime scenes, they may also attend autopsies. Applicants for ...

For Marissa DelConte ’19 M.S., her career in forensic science is about putting pieces together to solve puzzles. She loves that her work enables her to look for evidence that cannot easily be seen ...

A Delaware grand jury recently indicted a former Division of Forensic Science investigator who officials say dragged one corpse by the neck and repeatedly allowed another corpse's head to hit the ...

Forensic Science is an application of variety of scientific technologies into the matter of law. Therefore, forensic science, itself is also a multidiscipline field. In addition to traditional medical ...

Digital forensic investigation is a complicated and challenging job, and it continues to become even more complex due to the rapid development of technology, including pervasive encryption, cloud ...

Forensic Night, allowing participants to use replica skulls and forensic techniques to solve mock cases and learn about ...

It is evident that the application of nanoscience in a forensic investigation has helped criminologists to solve crime mysteries in less time and with greater efficiency. The rapid advancements in ...

A classroom on Indiana University Northwest’s Dunes Medical/Professional Building’s second floor was transformed into a mock crime scene Thursday — complete with shell casings, dummies and red fluids.

Investigation of cases of thefts of idols may become easier by the application of a new technique of forensic science called Thermoluminescence.